Reminder that galaxies are bacteria, the solar system is an atom and the planet earth is not a stone...

What do you fags think exists outside our observable universe?

Some kind of indescribable seemingly endless void or emptiness filled with uncountable numbers of other universes each with slight variations of the laws of physics

I'm trying to imagine what a variation of physics would be. Is it kinda like genetic variation except on an extremely massive scale?

I guess things like the speed of light is different or gravity has more effect on mass. Maybe thermodynamics act in chaotic ways, some universes might not even be what we would recognise as a "universe".

Atoms are smaller than monocellular organisms you retarded schizophrenic queer

How does it feel to be a constant bummer?

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I just got irritated at the inconsistency of your metaphor. In the midst of picturing it all in my head I was thrown off by the earth being bigger than the solar system and roughly the same size as the galaxy.

Okay neo

Speak for yourself, I know all

So is humanity really just cancer? Growing in population, until we kill the cell we're on and can find another way to spread to another cell (planet) to continue our existance?