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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: The Borg QueenThe Borg Queen Date: Sep 19, 2008 18:17
Once upon a time there was nothing. Absolutely nothing. Nothing at all.
Not even anyone there to know that there was nothing.
In the nothingness was a desire for something.
A desire for something to exist - to end the nothing.
It was as though nothing was an entity - and that nothing longed for
something.
Nothing longed for something so much - that nothing produced something.
It was almost like a birth.
That nothing wanted to end nothing and the only way was to produce
something.
When nothing produced something - thus nothing ended - there was no more
nothing.
In essence - nothing gave up his life - his existence - in order for
something to exist.
What nothing produced was amazing.
It was Sir Frederick Martin McNeill of Fuzzy Systems Anonymous!
And to this day - he still puzzles about how he was born or where he came
from and often asks where his real parents are - because in essence his real
parents were nothing.
THE BORG
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