DAN BROWN - ORIGIN

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         To tell the truth i didn’t buy that book with more excitement when I thought the writers previous book. But the subject was interest me. This is a theory novel which defends that all the religions will be destroyed in the near future. In that book all the art objects, architecture structures, scientific studies and congregations that is mentioned is real.
Yeah of course I disapproved a lot of things because of my belief and I see how long the human brain can go across the borders. The opinion we comes into existence on one’s own is defended with combination of the other theories.
I met the notion called ”Entropy”within the writings. ‘We lives in an entropic world’ says the writer. Entropy means disorder roughly and the universe uses it. The world needs disorder. Energy distribution is made in this disorder as well. Pushing heat into the coffee pot, when you pour the coffee into the cup, the heat will start distributing around and ruin its own regular form. The opposite is never possible, the coffee will never be heated by itself.
      Therefore , to inscrease the disorder, the universe creates small pieces of order, just like the clouds. Gathering together , while clouds are creating the downpour, on the other hand , creates lightning and leaves to the earth. This is so reasonable. The universe distributes the energy with disorder, that’s why the symbol of the Entropy recalls a big explosion.

     The other perspective at that book was technology. Currently there is 6 part in type of life at the universe: animals , plants, protists, bacterias and fungus. But at that book the seventh part is formed ; the technology. Ironically we are the one’s who created this part. Humankind is formed a black point which thrive fastly on the blue point. Black point ( technology ) thrives fastly, swallows the blue bubble (humanity ).And the writer says this will happen in 2050 and adds even we will be a kind of hibrit species from combination of biology and technology so our future will be so shiny. There will be cures of cancer and current world resources will be insignificant and thus the wars consist because of that resources, will be ended. Also he says that technology won’t be out of human control because humans have instinct to survive. That’s right. We all have. But what about instinct of being the most powerful? I think writer miss that point. He defends everything will be okay and recovered. All kind of wars will be ended with thriving technology but this isn’t realistic.
Even while technology isn’t reach at that position, isn’t he see the cruelties, deaths and lots of problems because of the technology? So I disapprove of that.

     I don’t believe that the human who has emotions and be able to distinguish good and bad, will do the right things when he/she is turned into a robotic kind with no sense of judge and conscience. My mind and heart strongly rejects that.

     To sum up, even though I found the subject of book discomfortable , I think this book is generally good because of the things it teach and force reader to think. Also there were lots of events which is smartly fictionalised like Winston’s eliminating himself to show up control of technology is in humans hand.
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