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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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IS THIS FULL OF ERRORS?
IS THIS FULL OF ERRORS?
That which has been deemed to be the big bang is known by myself as being the containing of reality itself inside a box of implausibly small dimensions. The existence of this box does make me feel incredibly claustrophobic about that which is of particular importance to a questioning sentient mind namely, if anything at all interpretable by myself is to be known outside of said box. That which is the universe itself is the existence of plentiful empty space throughout which different aggregations of matter as stars, galaxies and other such cosmic froth is what is known by us all to be the definition of the universe itself.
Does it sound old? Thanks.
That which has been deemed to be the big bang is known by myself as being the containing of reality itself inside a box of implausibly small dimensions. The existence of this box does make me feel incredibly claustrophobic about that which is of particular importance to a questioning sentient mind namely, if anything at all interpretable by myself is to be known outside of said box. That which is the universe itself is the existence of plentiful empty space throughout which different aggregations of matter as stars, galaxies and other such cosmic froth is what is known by us all to be the definition of the universe itself.
Does it sound old? Thanks.
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'Odd' rather than 'old'. It is almost incomprehensible and is as unnatural as the other such pieces you have posted.
- 'Odd' rather than 'old'.
- It is almost incomprehensible and is as unnatural as the other such pieces you have posted.
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'Odd' rather than 'old'.
It is almost incomprehensible and is as unnatural as the other such pieces you have posted.
It is almost incomprehensible and is as unnatural as the other such pieces you have posted.
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Yeah sure. It is as unnatural as strawberry flavoured mint, but it does make absolute sense. Why aren't you able to understand it?
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AnonymousDoes it sound old?"big bang" was not a term in use in old English, so I don't see how it can sound old.
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