Animals that are worse than beasts

Animals that are worse than beasts

Every day, we see all sorts of unimaginably cruel incidents in the news. When witnessing such brutal events, the phrase "humans worse than beasts" often comes to mind.

As an engineer, I recalled the First Law of Thermodynamics. It states that energy is conserved, meaning that the total energy remains constant even as it changes form. No phenomenon in the world can violate this law. For instance, when boiling instant noodles, you can calculate the water temperature by subtracting the energy taken by the surroundings from the energy provided by the fuel.

Einstein explained the relationship between energy and mass with the simple equation E = mc^2. It means that everything contains energy, essentially being a bundle of energy.

So, animals also have souls. They communicate with each other and take care of their families. The problem is that many species of animals have become extinct, and their populations have decreased for various reasons.

This raised a question in my mind: "Where did the energy of the souls of all those animals go?"

Could it be that the reason the world is becoming increasingly cruel is that the countless animals unjustly killed are being reborn as humans to seek revenge by living?

If you were to be reborn, how would you want to live?

If you have a wish, why not start living that way from now on?

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