In an ever expanding universe, we are nothing but a tiny microcosm in a much grander macrocosm.?

Question

Since we are just a warm body taking up space and time for the moment. Why in the hell do we have the crabs in a barrell ideology?

Answer 1

Is my pizza cooked yet?

Answer 2

Nothing messes up your life more when God zaps you in the head. It happened to St. Paul and Philip K. Dick and, well, me.

Here's what it told me.

"I made a mistake, we have to be put back together."

Then I go a lot of weird brain info. Apparently black holes are a real pain in God's behind.

Not very christian, is it? See, it told me ( it's not an old jewish guy with a white beard sitting in the clouds ) many things, one of which is every darned particle in the universe is a part of God, and therefore, we are a part of God.

I should make a religion.

Hey, free money! Cool!

Answer 3

Yup... we are ultimately nothing but a zit on the surface of the earth... or no different than a single ant in a line of them... how to overcome this knowledge - know that at least nature has put you here for some reason and work towards figuring that out. And it cannot be simply to eat, consume, multiply and die.

Answer 4

I completely agree, in fact sometimes I really get tied up with the thought that what I think and feel doesn't even matter in the grand spectrum of things. It's almost a feeling of void hopelessness, very discouraging. But then I remember that I mean something to certain people in my life, I guess that's what really keeps me going for now.

Answer 5

if there no microcosm to perceive macrocosm, does Universe still be existing?

Answer 6

get bent

Answer 7

What are you asking????