With a
katrillion stars in the universe and a katrillion katrillion planets and moons
orbiting these stars, it is the height of egotism to believe that it all exists
simply for the reverence of a few billion humans following the Christian religion
on the small insignificant planet Earth.
Or perhaps in our self-worship we are unaware that we live in a multi-quantum-universe, where the earth and the planets are actually electrons circling the nucleus (the sun) and that our solar system is an atom, and all the atoms (star systems) in our galaxy form a molecule, and all the molecules (galaxies) in our universe form a cell, and all the cells in the multiverse form an electron in a higher order atom - ad infimum
until finally we enter a relative universe where the final chain of cells form
the creator of all.
Or
Perhaps the Big Bang was actually the birth of a creature in a higher universe where our universe is only a single cell. And as our universe ages the creature in the higherverse (a different space-time continuum) will also age. When our universe dies, which it surely will, the creature will also die.
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And our universe is somewhere in there. |
And where does that leave us? A hair on a flea on a wart on a frog on a bump on a log in a hole in the bottom of the sea.
For those who need reassurance
Move to Texas
the Ol'Buzzard
