The existence of life on Earth is a natural phenomenon resulting from the planet's evolution into specific environmental conditions. The prerequisites for human survival are extremely rigorous; multiple conditions must be met simultaneously to allow for biological evolution. It took a considerable period for life to evolve to the point where the human race emerged. Through continuous exploration, the human race has developed the sophisticated social civilization we see today. The probability of human emergence within the vast universe is minuscule. While there may be spatial regions with environments similar to Earth, their level of development might still be in the age of dinosaurs, or they may have already passed the era of the human race. Therefore, the possibility of extraterrestrial aliens is extremely low. Even if aliens do exist, if they are beyond our detection range, they are meaningless to us on Earth.
Earth is part of cosmic matter, and humans exist by utilizing the materials of the Earth; thus, humans are part of the universe. In the succession of life and the changes of the universe, matter is eternal. This implies that the material form of humans is essentially immortal. What we can change is improving our current living space to make it more suitable for survival, continuously advancing civilization to align with the natural evolutionary laws of Earth's environment and the internal logic of social harmony. By regulating human behavior through systems, society will become increasingly civilized. In this way, we can live comfortably during the human era on Earth, maximizing the vitality of human harmony. Even if the human race were to perish, the matter constituting us would still exist, evolving into another form to give rise to another kind of civilization.