What will the world do when..

[meiloyn]

I know everything! It's spelled as E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G, pronounced as "Eh-veh-ree-thing" and defined as "all things or a group of things" in the dictionary.

<getting to the point.>

I honestly don't think you could know everything. That would mean that you have traveled to each end of the universe (not possible, as it is ever expanding), seen every star, explored every planet, watched/read/looked at/listened to every single piece of entertainment, lived ever since the Big Bang, know what will happen in the future (And time travel is simply not possible due to paradox.), met and got to know every single person that existed and will exist, etc etc.

It would also mean you knew what happened to your soul after death, which no one knows.

Also, if you knew everything, would you know that knowing everything is not possible?

~*~

Life was a freak accident. Evolution was a freak accident. Therefore we humans are also a freak accident. (Even the universe was a freak accident)

Does it matter if we live to have sex and kids before we die? No. Does it matter if a meteor just crashed into our planet right now and killed all if us? No. Because there will be a time when each human has desintegrated into different atom formations. We are simply a single atom of a stepping stone in the life of the universe, which has no point either.

It doesn't matter if I decided to go out and kill everyone in my town. Even if it were to become a weight on my conscience, even that will soon die with me, and several millenia from now, no one will remember the massacre. (No, this is not a clue to a future crime life. I do not base my choices on the maximity of the universe.)

Do you know why it doesn't matter? Because no matter what we do after several trillion years, this whole universe will come to a CRUNCH! And there will be nothing left to remember the course of our actions. And our sun would have exploded by then anyway, which would take out our dear, beloved Earth, which would take out use if we haven't all died yet. Then a new universe will Bang and there is still nothing in that new universe that will even know we existed. Life may never develop on a tiny, lonely, watery planet circling a yellow star. The universe may not even be quark-based.

So really: who cares?