I recently watched a couple films that together summed up perfectly my believes about, well, godliness and the universe, and I have come to the conclusion that I am 60% atheist and 40% agnostic, meaning that I don't believe in a God that exists in the way he is described in the three major religions, and that I think its impossible that we'll ever know how or why the universe was created or what exists outside of ours, and who/what/how/why created that, and so on. As absurd as it sounds, that's just where I am right now. Even more absurd, I think I really do believe that if we can exist as beings on this planet, under rare conditions provided by the giant star that heats our planet, and the gases forming our atmosphere, that it is possible that some other form of life may exist from one universe to the next; though I doubt that those lifeforms would be in any way comparable to the makeup of a human being or animal, I also doubt that they would resemble the appearance we tend to designate to "aliens". I have no thoughts on the intelligence that they'll poses if any, or if greater than ours has developed, but I'm just sayin'...it could be possible.

I'm sure this all sounds completely insane, but its also part of why I think we should all quit twatting up our planet (as it's the only one we have) and causing an earlier demise than is necessary. I mean, we still got a good few billion years left before the sun burns out. So why not live life to the fullest, and get along as a global society, because let's face it, we need to be one. We're the only species like us, all existing on this big rock, so why the hell do we need to be fighting eachother and feeling so seperated and different from eachother just because we live on different land masses, or in different regions seperated by imaginary borders. Seriously. We're all pretty damn similar, when you look at us (hair, eye, skin color, weight, not withstanding).

Do yourself a favor and check out www.global-cool.com or www.climatecrisis.net

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