1. The whole universe is a federation, and both God and human beings are members of it. -Cicero

2. The whole universe is a huge combination of all beings, which provides us with matter and movement everywhere. -[France] helvetius: "helvetius"

3. The whole earth is open to wise people, because the motherland of a noble soul is this universe. -[borrowed by Guxi] democritus:

4. The world ... is lonely, and there is nothing outside it. It only depends on itself as a whole and still; It is everything in itself. -Kepler

5. There is only one entity in the whole universe, but its form has various changes. -[France] Lamatley:

6. The better and higher everything in the universe is, the later it will reach maturity. -[Germany] Schopenhauer: Essays on Women

7. The universe will never grow old. —& Mdash, entrepreneurship; Plotinus

8. The universe is running. It has its own. -[France] romain rolland: "Mother and Son"

9. The universe is unnecessary to be abstract; The universe can only be very specific. [India]: The Tale of Tagore

1. The universe is a huge flywheel that rotates 1, times a minute. Man is just a dizzy bug biting on it. -[America] Mencken: Prejudices

11. The universe is infinite. -Epicurus

12, the universe is endless life, rich power, but it is also a strict order, complete harmony. Zong Baihua: Aesthetics and Artistic Conception

13. The universe is a collection of solar systems, and we have every reason to believe that these solar systems are similar. -Bergson

14. The universe is the biggest spring painting. —— [Chinese] Guo Moruo: "Girl Ta Carmelo"

15. Everything in the universe is tortuous and never goes straight. -[America] Emerson: "Society and Loneliness, Work and Time"

16. The universe is vast and the heavens circulate. -[Iceland] laxness: The Son of Independence

17. The universe was the same as it is now, and it will always be the same as it is now, because it can't become anything else, and nothing outside the universe will enter the universe and cause changes. -[Ancient Greece] Epicurus: Selected Readings of the Original Works of Western Philosophy

18. The management of the universe requires neither labor nor loss. -Plotinus

19. The universe is not hostile, but it is not friendly. It's just light and heartless. -[America] 〕J·H· Holmes: The Religious View of the Wise

2. The universe itself is just an endless chain of causes and consequences. -[France] Holbach: The System of Nature

21. The universe, the confluence of all beings, provides us with only matter and movement everywhere. -[France] Holbach: "The System of Nature"

22. The universe is the sum total of blind forces, maintaining balance by destroying weak resistance. -Dujiaer

23. We believe that when people leave our planet, they will forget the differences between nations. -[America] Kennedy: "Speech on February 21st, 1962"

24. From ancient times to the present, it is called the universe, and all directions are called the universe. -[in] Wen Zi Nature

25, the sky is high and the earth is wide, and the universe is infinite. —— [middle] Wang Bo: "Preface to Farewell to Tengwang Pavilion in Autumn"

26. The universe is everywhere, and the past is the present. -[in] "corpse"

27. There is also a universe in the sand. -Coleridge

28, the universe can be seen in the sand. -Wei Blake

29. People always regard themselves as the center of the universe. -[France] Holbach: The System of Nature

3. People can't even know the fraction of the universe, let alone command and control the universe. -[France] Montaigne: Essays

31. Man has never looked smaller or greater than when he walked in space. -[America] Chase: "Vision"

32. The harmony of logic exists in the universe as an inevitability of inaction. But aesthetic harmony exists as a vivid ideal in the universe and makes the universe more delicate. The incomplete process experienced by more subtle things is fused. -[English] Whitehead: Science and the Modern World

33. Give me material, and I will make a universe with it! -[Germany] Kant: An Introduction to the History of the Universe

34. It is impossible to measure all the activities of the whole universe by human ability alone. It is futile to make the whole world rational from a narrow point of view. -[Germany] Goethe:

35. The order of nature proves that the universe does have its architects. -[Germany] Kant: Selected Works of Kant