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Entropic Gravity (I think)

A cosmic maestro in an astronaut helmet conducts an otherworldly symphony, with planets and stars swirling in a gravity-defying dance around them, atop an impossibly intricate galactic stage that spirals into infinity.

When you were five, what did you want to be when you grew up? I've always been kind of wannabe scientist and doing an okay job at qualifying. I eventually opted for other creative ways of wrestling down the human condition. Here is a poem trying to explain a new theory of gravity by Erik … Continue reading Entropic Gravity (I think) →

Felix Wylde Daily Nonsense, poems Leave a comment 2024-03-282024-03-29 1 Minute
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