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Celestial cycles, civilization lifespans, technological progress, and the blink of human presence A big bang, and yet a big freeze, rip, or crunch A pale blue dot, and yet multiple cities, roads, movies scenes, tourism sites, and warzones The boldness of space exploration, and yet pettiness of effort lasting a human lifespan Things on my … Continue reading Benjamin Button

Question why it mattered, question why it bothered to happen, ask if it really meant much, consider the weight of life and the universe. What is existence? A scene that is biased based on the presence and attention of its observer? A photon and a quark? What does one make of it? The paradox of … Continue reading Introspective Exodus

Cassidy’s voice Hi, the voice that you are hearing is generated by a computer (){}[]<>,. !@#$%^&*_+-= This a test to see how the computer generates audio based on text entered by a person. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Hippopotomonsterdalaphobia Mr. Bean Elon Musk Shang-Chi Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Kyrgyzstan Shanghai Mount Kilimanjaro Dormammu Benedict Cumberbatch Bonjour 3.141592654 Test over?

Remy’s voice Hi, the voice that you are hearing is generated by a computer (){}[]<>,. !@#$%^&*_+-= This a test to see how the computer generates audio based on text entered by a person. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Hippopotomonsterdalaphobia Mr. Bean Elon Musk Shang-Chi Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Kyrgyzstan Shanghai Mount Kilimanjaro Dormammu Benedict Cumberbatch Bonjour 3.141592654 Test over?

A guide to self-discovery? More like a view of self-actualization – Planet Earth is an expendable place, expendable to the extent that some solar eruption or other celestial event that might engulf or land on it could eliminate it of subjective and even objective significance. The irony here is that there will be no application … Continue reading A guide to self-discovery