Angol
This book indirectly expresses predictions about the world based on the author's personal understanding and characteristics of science. It provides clear and honest evidence that, despite lacking a formal education in physics, the self-taught author has acquired a fundamental understanding that enables him to write effectively. The author uses the same approach to clarify his own understanding of relationships. Accepting his past has been one of the crucial experiences that bring him relief.
Abolile is profoundly affected by the lifestyle he was born into, growing from a premature toddler to a young boy living in poverty and an abusive family. He harbors a burning desire to become rich and has a love for technology, though he often couldn't afford it. His life goals, such as obtaining basic necessities, seemed impossible, but his internal dreams were ever-present and pushing to be realized. He struggled with doubts about what he wanted to become, yet he was intrigued by the idea of humans being a multiplanetary species. This internal conflict caused him to shy away from
