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A random atomic combustion; The universe is born; Forever expanding, rendering it to be potentially infinite. The Stronger of the masses attracted the weaker, creating super-clusters of galaxis. With each galaxy containing billions of stars there is bound to be at least one solar system with a revolution so perfect, it can support a virus, in which it calls itself life. It seems to consume and waste. It also thrives to sustain itself. I've watched it take place before. It always ends up destroying itself soon after it gains consciousness by technologically advancing, creating an artificial apocalypse. Consciousness forces the intelligent life to put values on their insignificance, causing them to warship a higher power in which they create for themselves. They kill eachother and destroy over their beliefs but once they andvance, they learn how to explore the vast universe around them. I wonder what they shall discover before they destroy themselves. The earth is so beautiful. Life is so rare. It would pain me to see it deteriorate and wither away, but the intelligent life is so arrogant and self centered taking it's home for granted, ignorant of its actions until it is to late to heal. Life is such a rare occurance. The Humans Must change.I am not human. I am not a form of life at all. I am space.

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from Chronophobic, released October 28, 2013

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