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Life is Simple… if you wish it to be. In astronomy, the Copernican principle states a simple but humbling truth: Earth is not the center of the universe. We do not occupy a special, privileged place in the cosmos. But this principle doesn’t apply only to where we are in the universe. It also applies to what we know , and to how much confidence we should have in the limits of human understanding. We like to imagine that, because we are the most intelligent species we know, we