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god particle.
God particle. by Craig Walker
As sandra and frank sat staring at the computer screen waiting for the result, the feeling of anticipation was overwhelming. They were on the verge of discovering the very elemant the universe was made of. they had just started an analysis of the "god particle", that elusive particle that makes up everything. 'bleep, bleep' the noise they had been waiting for, this was it the moment the secrets of the universe would be discovered. "that can't be right" was the unanticipated response from both sandra and frank simultaneously. This respnse came from the fact that the analysis had reveiled that the universe was made of nothing theoretically did not exist. As this new found knowledge began to sink into the minds of the two scientists, they began to realise the implications of this and as they realised that the universe did not exist, the universe itself realised it did not exist and blinked out of existance.
Good job. ^^
First of all, Welcome =D
I like the concept you have, it really makes you think about some things. I'm looking forward to reading more of your stuff! ^^
I like the concept you have, it really makes you think about some things. I'm looking forward to reading more of your stuff! ^^
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Wow, this is great! Your grammar could use some work, but overall, this is a great idea! Thank for posting it for us!
~Ness
~Ness
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I think this is my favorite of the pieces you've posted so far. It seems the most complete, to me, short as it is. It's a striking challenge to the practically universally accepted, "I think therefore I am"; that is to say, just because we perceive things, does that really mean we exist?
Awesome, and thanks for sharing with us here at Annabel Lee.
Awesome, and thanks for sharing with us here at Annabel Lee.
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