Weird.

Don’t you think it’s weird? First there’s this place with no dimensions, which contains every bit of energy in the Universe. Then it explodes to life. Elements are born; expanding and cooling down begins. Nebulas cluster together and, in gigantic swirls, galaxies spring to life. Inside one of those billions of galaxies there’s a cloud of dust that starts swirling particularly fast. In the middle of it a not so impressive star begins to shine. The rest of the dust clutters together in eight (or nine) planets and a belt of debris that kind of refuses to clutter together. On one of those planets, the elements start to brew in this strange way that lets certain structures of them copy themselves! After an incredible amount of mistakes in those copies, mankind arrives, which spawned me, my house and my bed.

My bed, on which I fell asleep two hours ago, and woke up on just now. In the period in between those two moments, I had not even an inkling of everything I just described. Don’t you think that’s weird? Well, I do.

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