New Philosophy

             In the beginning there was darkness. A single point containing all the matter there ever was and will ever be. It was extremely dense, weighing several hundred billion tons. It was also the hottest temperature imaginable. An outside will was keeping it stable, however, it could not last for long. A rip, a tear, a rent in the outer layer. This was all it needed, this dense ball of matter. Before this break could be sealed, all the energy was released. The energy that would last until the end of time suddenly burst forth and carried all the matter it contained outward. This was the cause of all war.
             For billions of years, the matter was fighting a constant war with the outside will, the antimatter that existed solely for the purpose that matter would not. At first, the antimatter succeeded in all of its campaigns, but eventually it was defeated. The ultimate goal of the matter, to attract itself into larger bodies and realize its full growth was almost reached. However, in these groupings contained small traces of antimatter. One small body of matter, insignificant in the grand scheme of things, which was contained in a larger colony of stars and specifically in a group of 9 other bodies around 1 young star. This body was not as insignificant as it may have seemed though, as there were an equal amount of matter and antimatter.
             On this planet was a large body of the chemical substance H2O. This substance was the purest matter in the entire universe, containing no antimatter at all. However, it did contain protein and other key ingredients for primeval soup. Out of this soup formed an organism, to put simply, the most general creature ever formed. Soon this organism began to split at its DNA. The strands could no longer be held together, and then something even stranger happened. The entire organism split in two, hence; it was two slightly more complex organisms. After many hundreds of thousands of years, organisms had evolved a way
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