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Deep: 'Tis better to have loved and lost to have spent your life living with a psycho.

rufflebee wrote:

The Pacific Ocean

That is really deep

Here's something deep:
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Think about a double helix. You zoom out. You see a black dot. You zoom out. You see it's the nucleus of a cell. You zoom out. You see a patch of [insert your skin colour here]. You zoom out. You see a hair. You zoom out. You see a whole forest of hairs. You zoom out. It looks like there's a big patch of hair. You zoom out. You see yourself. Zoom out. You see the room your are in. Zoom out. You see the roof of your house. Zoom out. You see the local street. Zoom out. You see your community. Zoom out. You see your local community. Zoom out. You see roads, hills, fields and dots as cars as you look over several towns or an entire city. Zoom out. You see fields and tiny lines as roads that surround the towns/cities. Zoom out. You see the whole region of your country/state. Zoom out. You see your country. Zoom out. You see other green, brownish and whiteish countries. Zoom out. You see an entire ocean, with continents surrounding. Zoom out. You see the world, in space. Zoom out. You see the full Earth and it's companion, the Moon. Zoom out. You see Mars, the famous red planet. Zoom out. You see more planets. Zoom out. You see the sun, a huge, huge, huge ball of gas and fire. You zoom out. You see our Solar System as a mere cluster of light and stars. You look around and see several more of these galaxies. You zoom out. You see darkness. Darkness everywhere. You zoom out, and pass into nothingness. You wonder, if nothingness is nothingness, there should be no colour. Why is it black? Why do I only see black? It's like my eyes are closed. You wonder why you were made, you wonder what this tiny planet is, you wonder how sad our lives must be to have such technology. You wonder about other worlds, you wonder about other universes. You look around. All you see is a large and quick flash. It's the big bang, still going, creating everything. How did it get there, what kind of madman created the big bang? You open your eyes. You realise how puny the world really is. There is so much more to discover.

Is that deep enough or do you want me to dig deeper?

WindozeNT wrote:

tomicool wrote:

Think about a double helix. You zoom out. You see a black dot. You zoom out. You see it's the nucleus of a cell. You zoom out. You see a patch of [insert your skin colour here]. You zoom out. You see a hair. You zoom out. You see a whole forest of hairs. You zoom out. It looks like there's a big patch of hair. You zoom out. You see yourself. Zoom out. You see the room your are in. Zoom out. You see the roof of your house. Zoom out. You see the local street. Zoom out. You see your community. Zoom out. You see your local community. Zoom out. You see roads, hills, fields and dots as cars as you look over several towns or an entire city. Zoom out. You see fields and tiny lines as roads that surround the towns/cities. Zoom out. You see the whole region of your country/state. Zoom out. You see your country. Zoom out. You see other green, brownish and whiteish countries. Zoom out. You see an entire ocean, with continents surrounding. Zoom out. You see the world, in space. Zoom out. You see the full Earth and it's companion, the Moon. Zoom out. You see Mars, the famous red planet. Zoom out. You see more planets. Zoom out. You see the sun, a huge, huge, huge ball of gas and fire. You zoom out. You see our Solar System as a mere cluster of light and stars. You look around and see several more of these galaxies. You zoom out. You see darkness. Darkness everywhere. You zoom out, and pass into nothingness. You wonder, if nothingness is nothingness, there should be no colour. Why is it black? Why do I only see black? It's like my eyes are closed. You wonder why you were made, you wonder what this tiny planet is, you wonder how sad our lives must be to have such technology. You wonder about other worlds, you wonder about other universes. You look around. All you see is a large and quick flash. It's the big bang, still going, creating everything. How did it get there, what kind of madman created the big bang? You open your eyes. You realise how puny the world really is. There is so much more to discover.

Is that deep enough or do you want me to dig deeper?

Now THAT is pretty deep! O_o
But I KNOW you can dig deeper than that! >XD

OK... I'll try thinking of something else. Lol.

Life is a disease.

Those diagnosed with such a plague are bound to a fate.

To a fate of which we forge through our years attempting to grasp the earth.

Deep? Like the Mariana Trench?

@Tomicool

Zoom out...

And you've entered the Twilight Zone.

-cue music-

Last edited by RobotKitty (2011-04-30 17:16:11)