There are times that I sit and think about the origin of time and space, the simple yet complex idea that we are in fact nothing but irrelevant organisms.
I often look at the stars and think about the various possibilities that await us afar.
I never actually thought too long and hard, but I was to, what would I find? I could probably find another life form or another planet that could support life. But what if planets could all support life, but not life as we know it? It all could depend on the surroundings. What if life could thrive anywhere, anytime?
Attempt to think about a black hole and how it came to be, what it is. What can it do? We believe that it can bend time, stop time. The light that comes out of the black hole, possibly regurgitation of some sort. What if that is matter coming from the other side of the universe that just happened to enter another black hole? What if material doesn't actually dematerialize, but actually travels through a fold in space, kind of like a worm hole? What if worm holes were in front of us the whole time, we just never looked close enough to what was in front of our faces? Black holes. They could possibly not have time stand still, but go forward or bend.
The other thoughts I think about are nothing I can really write down.. But I often think about what we are and where we are. We aren't special. We are human, yet we lack proper understanding of what is around us.
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I often look at the stars and think about the various possibilities that await us afar.
I never actually thought too long and hard, but I was to, what would I find? I could probably find another life form or another planet that could support life. But what if planets could all support life, but not life as we know it? It all could depend on the surroundings. What if life could thrive anywhere, anytime?
Attempt to think about a black hole and how it came to be, what it is. What can it do? We believe that it can bend time, stop time. The light that comes out of the black hole, possibly regurgitation of some sort. What if that is matter coming from the other side of the universe that just happened to enter another black hole? What if material doesn't actually dematerialize, but actually travels through a fold in space, kind of like a worm hole? What if worm holes were in front of us the whole time, we just never looked close enough to what was in front of our faces? Black holes. They could possibly not have time stand still, but go forward or bend.
The other thoughts I think about are nothing I can really write down.. But I often think about what we are and where we are. We aren't special. We are human, yet we lack proper understanding of what is around us.
- Done
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