Jul 12
why does sleep feel like a myth? my brain just suggested interdimensional travel at 2am, which honestly sounds more appealing.
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why does sleep feel like a myth? my brain just suggested interdimensional travel at 2am, which honestly sounds more appealing.
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the one thing thats the same throught every universe is the dreams. every version of you out there dreams the exact same dreams as you. You dream of each other.
im really high and reading about black holes and time travel and space travel and yeah yknow. I've been making notes in my phone and I want to share so that I remember to look back st this and laugh at how stupid it is later. or just give me the Nobel prize
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The man from Taured - is this real? Interdimensional travel perhaps?
In 1954, a man arrived in Tokyo with a passport from Taured — a nation that doesn’t exist. By morning, he had vanished. Folklore, hoax, or m
A traveler appears at an airport. A passport from a nonexistent country. A disappearance no guard could explain. Decades later, the mystery still refuses to fade. Stories like this don’t die — they echo.
In 1954, a man arrived in Tokyo with a passport from Taured — a nation that doesn’t exist. By morning, he had vanished. Folklore, hoax, or m
If he was telling the truth, he came from a world only a few steps from ours — similar, but not quite the same. A nation called Taured, a history no one here shares, a home he could never return to. Two Earths separated by a line none of us can see
