Thinking about the future while thinking about black holes

I woke up this morning and while eating breakfast, I suddenly realized something that I wanted to write about. In conclusion, I realized that a black hole is a state in which XENON is full and space-time has stopped, and there is a Quark with the element of 6 inside it, and electrons are running around it.It is a black hole. Maybe there wasn't even XENON, I don't know. In order to improve humanity, I would like to add that celestial bodies are the planets and the earth, and black holes are made of the same laws as what black holes are made of and maintain balance. I think it is. I think that when the current universe was created, it was released and separated into neutrons and protons, Luna and flares. Therefore, as I have been thinking for a while, it is important to maintain the ratio of neutrons (hydrogen, etc.) and protons, and just like water and oxygen, humans are also necessary.That is why society is currently working on measures against global warming. But what I can say is that the sun will eventually burn out completely, and yesterday I suddenly thought that the Flare Dragon will be wiped out by the Blue Dragon, but without them, it will be difficult to live like us humans. First of all, we must do what we can for the survival of this earth. I don't think anyone deserves to be abandoned. However, in this capitalist society, there are times when we can't help someone because we don't have money, and I think that's a sad thing. In any case, we need a world where we understand each other and help each other. If humans were to migrate to the moon or other planets in the future, if humans did not cooperate on each planet, there would be conflicts between the worlds of those planets, similar to wars between nations. Sho. It seems possible that such conflicts were fought in the days of ancient Egypt or even earlier, and that they may have been extinguished. In fact, there are murals like that, and it makes me wonder what the Sphinx's tomb was made of. Because civilization has developed too much, it disappears, and in the end we return to nature. To the primitive era. I feel like that's the cycle. As a result of the material fight, it disappears and returns to nature. Before that, I don't know if humans can survive at that time, and I'm not familiar with it from the perspective of geology or anthropology, but I still don't know if the human body can withstand environmental changes or what will happen to the brain. I'm running out of context, so I'll end it here, but I think it's good to think about the universe through mutual understanding and cooperation. And I think that is necessary.