Thoughts

I have a weird way of thinking. I think in, at least, three simultaneous strands of thoughts. One main, which always is monologued, and two plus which are buzzing away at the back of my mind. So I can concentrate on something pretty well, but it was muddled. Also my main line of thought will randomly switch with one of the one’s buzzing in the back of my head. That is what generally happen. There are certain times when that isn’t how I think. Like when I’m really phased out, I will just not think every other minute and just . . . you know . . . phase out. Or  I’m in a enlightened/clearly insane state. In that state I will have at least ten trains of thought all going at the same time, all are considered main, so they are all monologued. That might sound annoying, but it actually makes things very clear. It will provide me with great skill/insight/thoughts on one specific topic (The more specific the more intense/clear the thoughts are) and I will be horrible at everything else imaginable.

-RSG

The Beginnings and Endings of the Universe

I think I’ve figured out how the universe began and ended fully. I figured this out during an Enlightened Period. An Enlightened Period is when I go insane. By going insane I am practically useless in any practical situation. But I do become extremely observant, think with ten clear and different trains of thought, and I become super energetic. Anyway I think I discovered how the universe is.

First you have all an infinite amount of matter in a infinitely small space for a infinite amount of time (time started after the big bang went off). This means that there is an infinite amount of possibilities. Now quantum mechanics basically states that matter comes in and out randomly, so eventually antimatter will come into existence. This will cause the big bang creating time and space. Eventually there will be a supernova, which will cause a black hole. Black holes will eventually tear the universe (including space-time) apart into infinitely small pieces of infinitely large amount of matter that will eventually merge into into one. I call this the Gnab Gib. And then you start at the beginning again.