Why does Domo feel like he's in utter darkness?
It's a complex question.
Friends familiar with cosmology and physics all know that black holes aren't particularly special—they're merely one form of celestial existence, nothing more.
From a strictly physical perspective, the greater the mass of a black hole, the more it absorbs, making it increasingly difficult to sustain its own existence.
The romance of physics lies in its revelation of a spine-chilling possibility: the fundamental principles of the universe have a unity with the organizational forms of human society and individual existence.
This idea sounds convoluted, but when you focus such abstract theories on Cheng Daqi's strategies and actions in his decisions, you can discern a concrete developmental trajectory.
As he slowly stepped onto the stage of history from having nothing, his foundation naturally took shape.
