Mushrooms Are Cool

The universe itself was most likely created by some sort of mistake with the virtual quantum particles in the void before time. But how could that have happened? Well you see, before the universe, our everything, there was nothing. And what is nothing? Those virtual quantum particles. But how could they have created the universe? Well, given infinite time, infinite space, infinite probability and infinite possibility, anything can happen. And thus the universe was created.

After that, everything else was a “happy little accident”. Quarks, atoms, hydrogen, helium, more atoms, fundamental forces, stardust, universal expansion, gravity, stars, supernovae, black holes, galaxies, meteors, comets, planets, and solar systems. Everything just… happened. Of course, not instantaneously, but given how the universe was made from a presumably unexplainable source, this was pretty remarkable.

Then on one certain planet with a medium-sized star of which it orbits, water fell from the sky as meteors/comets brought water onto the planet’s surface. That water caused life. That life caused evolution. And that evolution caused destruction. And from that evolution and destruction, humans came to be.

We as humans spend our entire lives, the longest known experience to mankind, looking for validation from other people, only for us to realize those feelings are evanescent.

Once that ends, once we have witnessed the longest known experience to mankind, we decay. The area of space that was once inhabited by a living being is succumbed to nature. Eventually, we revert back into nothing, just how we started, and we become the very surface that other beings tread upon. Eventually, anyone or anything’s thoughts, opinions, or feelings about you dissipate and become one with the void. Feelings are also a confusing thing. Many atoms interacting with one another inside of an organ in your skull, creating something that can actually be sensed by an actual living being. Feelings are simply atoms coming together to create something for a split second, but then, so is everything else. Our breathing, out sight, our senses, our movements, those are all just atoms creating something for a split second.

On the topic of seconds, time is irrelevant as well. Everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen is occurring at one infinitesimally small instance. But if all of time is taking place at one infinitesimally small instant, wouldn’t that still be a place in time? Who knows. No one. No one can and no one will ever truly know everything.