Make sure there are no corrupted people
Yes, Wage ich es das Universum zu stören? is the correct translation of Do I dare disturb the universe?
Of course there is a god. How else would you explain the intricate nature of the universe? Chance?
No. But there are many chance to go in the universe.
You can disturb a bat by aiming sunlight at them and they would awaken and fly off somewhere else.
In T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," the line "Do I dare disturb the universe?" reflects the protagonist's hesitancy and anxiety about taking action in his life. It questions whether it is worth risking the status quo and facing potential consequences for the sake of personal growth and change.
We can not say that the universe is a result of mere chance because everything has a maker. For example, a computer was made by some one; a car was made by some one, same way this universe with all its sight and wonders and treasures was created by the All-Wise, All-Knowing, and the Most Powerful, Allah.
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It is not particularly important. Of course, a sudden disintegration of Venus would result in the Earth being bombarded with a lot of space debris, and its disappearance is liable to disturb the Earth's orbit. Also, Venus is a pretty sight but most of the universe would not be affected at all.
The past simple form of "disturb" is "disturbed." For example, "The loud noise disturbed my concentration."
maybe in some alternate universe
That, we may never know.
No, the word "disturb" is not an adverb.The word "disturb" is a verb.