Yuval Noah Harari. (№ 407990)

If in traditional religions the great cosmic plan gave meaning to human life, then humanism makes a castling, believing that human life experience will give meaning to the cosmos. According to the humanistic idea, people should draw from their impressions and experiences not only the meaning of their own lives, but also the meaning of the entire Universe. This is the first commandment of humanism: fill the meaningless world with meaning. The main religious revolution of our time consisted not in the loss of faith in God, but in the acquisition of faith in man. It took centuries of serious effort. Thinkers wrote pamphlets, creators wrote poems and symphonies, politicians made deals - and all together they convinced humanity that it was capable of giving meaning to the universe.