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Just eat the damn apple! Monday, February 27, 2006. Reposted - seems a comment caused a penalty from google. Seems a bit of a cop out. Obviously this gets into a very difficult conversation as its almost impossible for our human senses to imagine the world as it really is. In other words, a world where time and space are entertwined and everthing is just a different form of energy. The question has to be asked, well what happened before the big bang? And well, whats outside of our expanding universe?CONTENT
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