âWhat if everything is just a coincidence? For instance: What if gravity doesnât exist? Everything has just always coincidentally fallen to the ground.â [ ide k omg ]
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âWell, most people believe Einsteinâs theory of relativity, so I hadnât ever considered it before.â It was an odd question, and one Atsushi discovered himself utterly compelled to answer. âNewtonâs law of universal gravitation would have to be completely wrong on every count, too, of course â but, even aside from the scientific ramifications, I think it would change the way we interacted and felt about the world, as well.â Brown eyes lifted to the ceiling, as though the answer might be hidden there.
âIf even gravity itself were a coincidence, a natural phenomena people had believed to be true for centuries, it would be simple enough to begin believing that nothing in the world is preordained, wouldnât it? Just like a pebble hitting the pavement simply by coincidence instead of as a direct result of someone dropping it, that scenario could be viewed as possessing a human equivalent. Like, for example, saying your relationship with someone was merely based on multiple coincidences, not because you were ever meant to know one another. There would be no â in the greater scheme of things. â










