Is it normal to believe that humans can unlock the power of gods?
PLEASE NOTE THAT MY POINT DOES NOT SHOW UP IMMEDIATELY. IT MAY SEEM AS IF I'M OFF TOPIC, BUT BEAR WITH ME.
So recently I've been on a philosophical train of thought and have been thinking about the meaning of life and what-not. After a couple of hours of thinking, I came to the shocking realization: I am a god.
Humans (and everything else in our universe) are made up of matter, which is merely energy condensed into a slow vibration. We are surrounded by electromagnetic fields and such, so theoretically, telekinesis could potentially be possible.
But what if, beyond moving objects such as tables or muffins or dogs, we could move atoms and molecules? Rearrange chemical structures into different substances? What if we could convert a lump of iron into gold? or on a more complex scale, with enough matter, a bed into a living being? Humans and explosives contain the same chemicals as most explosives; what if we could simply rearrange these chemicals and make humans living bombs?
And beyond the concept of alchemy and transmutation, humans and, say, tables are both made up matter (as is everything else). What if the matter in a table were once used in a human? What if the table, hundreds of thousands of years later were used again in a human? Would that result in reincarnation? Would that imply that there is no such thing as death? That life is only a dream?
All of the universe is made up of matter, recycling itself over and over again, but as humans, our main goal in the long run, whether we've realized it or not, has been to try and understand our universe. But we ARE the universe. We are merely the universe trying to understand itself subjectively, the universe is one massive being in whole, one godly force bound by its own laws. In summation, we could unlock these powers and become gods, join together as one consciousness, one eternal hive-mind. And only I have realized this. Am I mad, or am I some sort of philosophical genius? Am I normal?