What is the Role of Cosmology in Our Understanding of the Universe?

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The discussion revolves around a quote from a science book that suggests all knowledge is fundamentally linked to cosmology, as all phenomena are part of the universe. Participants express curiosity about the origin of this quote, seeking the book and speaker's name. However, there is skepticism regarding the quote's validity, with one participant questioning the connection between human behavior and cosmology, suggesting that while humans are made of stardust, this does not necessarily extend to understanding behavior within the framework of cosmology.
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Once I read a famous quote from a science book, but I do remember the name of the book, neither the name of the speaker.
The general idea of the famous quote is that,
"All the knowledge we have are in principle some parts of cosmology."
It implies that since all the phenomena we see are parts of universe, all the knowledge on the phenomena are also in principle parts of cosmology.

So, I wonder if any people ever read about this quote? Could anyone tell me about the name of the book, or the name of the speaker? It will be very helpful to me!
 
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I'm not familiar with the quote but it seems like a wickedly long stretch. Yes, humans are made from stardust but human behavior does not seem to me to be in the domain of cosmology.
 
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