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Jose Gonzalez |
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What is the truth? I feel like I’ve been asking myself this question over and over again, since I realized that “life as we know it” is not really life at all. I’ve been trying to find the essence of existence that is impossible to touch because the slightest brush would taint it, interpret it, fill it with impurity and make it into “life as we know it”. I’ve been searching for the pattern that forms us all, that paints us how we are, that designs the imperfections meticulously but never dares to call them its own. When I say pattern I’m not eluding to god, but something that exists independently, that is not entangled in history and love and life in the same way everything that has lived or will ever live is, that has not been touched by the eyes and minds of human kind. I’ll be the first to admit how big the universe is, how big and always growing bigger, expanding outwards into a realm that we only can imagine because of our complete and utter certainty that nothingness is not a thing which exists or can exist, and I’ve tried to think about what’s on the other side of the void, what’s beyond “life as we know it” but because whatever the fuck universe means and implies is bigger than all of humanity as a whole is capable of thinking about, I haven’t exactly gotten far. It’s not good or bad, I know shit will work out, whether I find the essence of existence or realize what’s on the other side of the void I’ll be happy and well-adjusted, I’ll grow old and still think about it sometimes, but really I’ll be worrying about other things. Maybe I’ll have kids, and they’ll think about the same things we all think about when we wake up at 4am and find the world asleep, and “life as we know it” seems to be ripped at the seams, and we realize just how ridiculous and amazing it is that right now we’re alive, and that we’ve existed our whole lives, along with another 8 billion people, who all have their own vivid and complex lives, ambitions and loves, their own version of insanity, their own epiphanies and favourite foods and hidden strangeness. Then maybe they’ll try and imagine all of us, present in space and time, interweaving and in motion, and they won’t be able to, and then they’ll realize it’s not good or bad, shit will work out, they’ll be happy and well-adjusted and then they’ll die and the world will go on without them, everyone with the same things on their mind, still waking up at 4am to think about it all.
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