I guess almost everybody must have thought this. Is the Universe as we know it all there is to it? For me it is intriguing to think that there is just one reality, one material world and one Universe. Why only planets, galaxies, etc.? There must be other realities out there.
Much like matter is divided in smaller parts, I sometimes fancy that our whole Universe is part of a bigger particle: that our Universe is just one tiny electron that spins around who knows what. That particle of which our Universe is part, is probably a supra-atom of some other reality. May be our dearest atom belongs to the excrement of a supra-cow, supra-dog, or a supra-pig, in a supra-Universe that is a mirror of ours – in a fractal way. Or it could be that the supra-Universe is our same Universe. So that our universe has back-references to itself in every possible sub-particle. Or it might be that our supra-Universe is completely different.
Could it be that when scientists blow particles apart in a particle accelerator, they're making big bangs in smaller universes? May be our Universe is so scattered because we are the result of a supra-nuclear-fission! But the idea that we belong to cow shit seems more suitable to me, more romantic.
I fancy that in the outer Universe time passes much slower than in ours. If the supra-entities would look at us, they would see fast-camera action. If we would look in sub-atomic particles, we would see ultra-rapid infra-entities moving on steroids.
Anyway. Long life to cow shit.
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