To those who have looked at the stars, and wondered where our places should be. This book is amazing, it teaches me many things I didn't know before. I took some notes while reading this, this book mentioned bunch of interesting things I should look up to. This book also contains some humor that I didn't expect I'd laugh a good amount of times while reading it.

This book also teaches me the 'cosmic perspective', that shows us that the very atoms and particles that make up our bodies are spread across the universe itself so that should helps us to see beyond our circumstances, that allowing us to realize that life is about MORE THAN money, popularity, clothes, sports, or even grades.

It teaches us that we're not the center of the world, we're not the 'best creature' of them all, we're just (luckily) slightly smarter than apes and any living beings other than us. We shouldn't let ego consumes us because if you think about it, we're so small compared to the universe we live in—as one of the cosmic perspectives is saying "the cosmic perspective is humble."

What a great book.