Although we perceive nature as being material, it is also made up of millions of souls and immensely powerful abstract entitles, such as mathematics, software, religion and politics.

Atoms come together to form matter of increasing complexity—molecules, cells, tissue and living beings— each built using the ones that come before. Each sum is more diverse and has properties that are greater than its constituent parts.

Creation is dynamic and is constantly changing, driven by the laws of physics. However, these do not operate in isolation and need catalysts.

In nature, there are universal algorithmic rules which induce change to drive new species, hostile environments, natural selection and the survival of species.

Physics offers no explanation as to the foundations of nature.

Here, the soul is simply a series of non-specific chemical reactions in the brain, and evolution a process generated by the electromagnetism of the basic building blocks of the universe.

The structure of matter is overlooked by quantum mechanics.

— Using nothing but three types of particles—electrons, protons and neutrons—around a hundred atomic configurations are formed, as well as millions of types of molecules, billions of cells and trillions of living beings, all more powerful than their constituent parts.
— Does it make sense that, according to this progression, a lower level of dozens of different smaller constituents with unique properties is needed to create the three types of atomic particles?