In regards to life. The occurrences that arise within in this cesspool of consciousness known as life has such an intense rate of variability it is safe to conclude it only happens once - simply put their are so many alternatives that "you" existing twice is highly improbable. We can conclude that whatever exists only once may as well never have existed at all. Life is insignificant.
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We can conclude that because it only happens once, because it ends, because it does not go on ad infinitum it is meaningful. Whatever is fleeting, whatever may be easily crushed or blown away in a faint breeze, whatever only happens once - that is what we cherish. If I were immortal nothing would be meaningful - but nothing is immortal. Entropy is the only constant, therefore since everything will end and in a scale of infinity all time is fleeting - everything is meaningful. And beautiful.
- Mood:
Overwhelmed - Listening to: mewithoutYou - January 1979
- Reading: what I'm writing
- Drinking: odwalla - super food