In cosmology, the inexplicable emergence of the universe from an apparent "nothing" that in reality is pure power, is called a Singularity. The author goes further and tells us that this is only the FIRST SINGULARITY, the appearance of a "something" that we call matter, from that plethoric and presumed primordial "nothing". From there, the increase of complexity increased continuously from the simplest atoms, such as hydrogen, until reaching its most complex level, the so-called prebiotic level, which allowed the occurrence of what the author calls the SECOND SINGULARITY, nothing more and nothing less than the appearance of life from inert matter.