Carbonism is a brand-new worldview with deep scientific origins. The concept is based on a new theory which aims to explain all life in the Universe. A blueprint of life-based on the humble carbon atom.
This new blueprint of life is called the theory of Carbonology. It was formulated early in the 1990s by English biologist Mark Andrew Janes. The theory suggests and demonstrates that life is entirely based on the element carbon; this is no surprise.
In essence, a human is a type of massive carbon atom. This is true for all the animals, plants and even technology. The anatomy of the carbon atom is perfectly symmetrical to that of a human being.
The model fits all life and allows all living organisms to be correctly modelled. By applying carbon models to any aspect of life, we can understand them clearly. Biologists have never been able to explain why life looks and functions in the way it does until now.
It explains gender and why we have a head, torso, limbs, and much more. Combining this theory with Humanism gives us a new worldview of Carbonism.
Carbonism is a very advanced form of worldview which doesn’t accept the supernatural and rejects all traditional religions.
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