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Driverramudu Hero Username: Driverramudu Post Number: 16335 Registered: 02-2009 Posted From: 166.137.8.121 Rating: N/A |
Platy bro Naaki Dmaag Heat aita undi nee post sadivi Samaj seskoneeki Kluptam ga seppu fleez  Driving is my PASSION. Ball or Bimmer does not matter. | ||
Cocanada Legend Username: Cocanada Post Number: 53165 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 63.79.89.18 Rating: N/A |
aa single naadi kaadu. fyi. "Modi US Congress lo speech ivaala ichaaDu. Benazir Bhutto eppudooo ichindi" - Oka Telivaina kurraadu in his post 183984 | ||
Jambalahaart_raja Side Hero Username: Jambalahaart_raja Post Number: 6644 Registered: 07-2008 Posted From: 64.125.177.124 Rating: N/A |
Ithivruthhamu ikkada raayumu!!! "Chill Bro. I told you to let it go!!" - The Budhha. | ||
Anand_n Hero Username: Anand_n Post Number: 17265 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 12.182.148.249 Rating: |
Lol - dozens like Peter annaru ga- oka dozen ishtamochina perlu vesukondi  The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; the wise grows it under his feet : James Oppenheim | ||
Cocanada Legend Username: Cocanada Post Number: 53154 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 63.79.89.18 Rating: N/A |
vere pere dorakaledaa? | ||
Platypus Side Hero Username: Platypus Post Number: 4131 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 167.220.238.29 Rating: |
Something I wrote Long post alert. Prologue In the beginning, there was nothing. Silence and darkness engulfed the nothingness. At this juncture, there was no way of knowing whether all the matter in the universe had been there lurking in the darkness awaiting the big bang. All that we know is time, as a concept, did not exist till the time a wise soul decided to shed some light on the issue. "Let there be light" the wise one thundered. And precisely at that moment, an explosion of gargantuan proportions occurred and the wheels of time were set in motion. That explosion occurred inside a great mass of matter - oval in shape. When did that egg came into being, is a question for another day. For now, let us concentrate on the first day of the universe. The explosion was such that the pieces of matter scattered all over the universe and began travelling rapidly away from the epicenter of the blast. Some of those pieces started burning. Others started revolving around those burning pieces. In no time, things had started to stabilize. The burning pieces were called "stars" and the others were named "planets". They all rotated and revolved gradually assuming the shape of spheres. "Looks good" muttered the wise one under his breath. "Why are they revolving around each other?" asked the not-so-wise one who had all along been watching the creation of the universe wide eyed. Let us call him Peter for convenience. The wise one smiled, "they all possess the capability to bend the space near them. So the planets may look like they are moving in circles but relative to the space in which they are moving, they are actually moving in straight lines." "How can you bend space when it is a bunch of nothing?" Peter remarked. "What does it even mean?" The wise one nodded. "This is how you bend space". Then he took the space in front of them and bent it effortlessly. Peter stared at the bent space and then at the wise one. "I did not see that coming." "No you didn't. Because I made you look at everything happening here from within the confines of the first three space dimensions." The wise one said. "That's not fair" Peter protested, "Why?" "Because most of the action going forward is right there. Within the three dimensions." Peter scratched his head. "Tell me again. What do you mean by bending space?" The wise one sighed. "OK. Let me give you a word for it. Gravity. Assume that the stars have this miraculous power to effect action at a distance and can attract planets towards them. That is why the planets are circling around them." "That doesn't make any sense at all" Peter said. "They would simply crash into the stars - not circle them" The wise one looked at Peter peacefully. "The disadvantages of creating a 3D world. Now I have to explain these frigging concepts." "Your call Doc" Peter smiled. "The planets have momentum from the big bang. And they refuse to change their direction - which is away from the epicenter. However, since the space is bent..." "Gravity, doc, Gravity" Peter interjected. "Oh right, gravity of the stars pulls them towards the star but then the refusal to change direction creates a resistance - a force I call centrifugal force that pushes the planet away from the star. The two aspects result in a circular - maybe elliptical orbit around the star." "Centrifugal force? Why can't you call it simply the force?" "Because I can call it anything." "Who are you?" Peter looked at the wise one awestruck. "Call me anything you want. Doesn't matter." The wise one said. "Good" Peter started to think. "God is nice. It has a nice ring to it." The wise one replied. "What? I mean I said good not God..." Peter paused and then added "What's in a name anyway. God you shall be from now onwards" God smiled and pointed at a blue green planet. "That's where your story begins. Planet Earth." Peter was excited. "Shall I pack my things?" "Not yet." God said, "We wait for the right time" "And when is it going to be?" God thought for a moment. "Well, since you are going to be associated with Earth, let us try to make sense of the time using Earth's orbit around its sun. We wait for approximately four and a half billion revolutions around the sun." Peter gasped. "What does that accomplish?" "It gives enough time for the intelligent life to evolve. This is a self-contained, self-sustaining system. We are in no particular hurry anyway. Keep watching." "Can't you just say the word and make intelligent life appear on the planet right now?" God smiled. "Maybe, but that's not what I have in mind for this system. It needs to evolve on its own. My job as the creator is almost done. I don't want to keep managing this. I have other stuff to take care of. Earth will get its guidance from you and a few others like you." Peter had a confused expression on his face. "Me? What are you talking about? Are there others like me?" "There are dozens like you. You have the responsibility to introduce the moral compass to the Earthlings and to make them believe in a higher being looking at every aspect of their civilization." God stated. "And that's you?" Peter questioned God. "No" God said, "But they need to believe it. As I said before, I have to move on. Strictly speaking, these folks are on their own from now onwards." "Who are those dozens? When am I meeting them?" Peter asked God. God nodded. "Soon. Just wait for four and a half billion trips around the sun." "That would take a long time!" Peter exclaimed. "Compared to what?" God asked. "I mean; how long does it take for Earth to move around the sun once?" God thoughtfully peered into the blackness that surrounded them. "That's the question, Peter. That's exactly the question - you shouldn't be asking! Call it whatever you want to call it." TMTM - Thittaalannaa Meme, Thittinchukovaalannaa Meme |
