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• TITLE: How the Universe Works—Part 1. Physical Content and Philosophical Essence of Objective and Subjective Realities

  AUTHORS: Vasyl Oryabko, Yuriy Khodanych

  KEYWORDS: Matter, Objective Reality, Subjective Reality, Intellect, Life, Artificial Intellect

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Philosophy, Vol.15 No.2, May 8, 2025

  ABSTRACT: First of all, in our time it is necessary to restore to the majority of people alive today faith in their Creator and, most importantly, in the divinity of their origin and the origin of all living things. This is the most pressing topic of all time. Darwin and his followers sincerely believed and continue to believe that the basic essence of life in its biological expression is the body. They claim that in ancient times, billions of years ago, in a hypothetical volcanic puddle, this physical body, by the coincidence of some exceptional circumstances, originated on its own from a set of chemical components, and quite by accident, somehow came to life. However, things are much more complicated. First, because life is not just a body, but a soul, a highly intellectual energy that, in constant interaction, governs the body to ensure its existence.