In a dim corner of the universe, where galaxies spill secrets and comets share jokes, lurks the elusive comedian quark. An unseen entity, giggling silently at our attempts to understand the cosmos.
Picture this: Gravity as a giant hand, playfully rearranging the cosmic furniture while comedian quarks whisper punchlines to stars, causing supernovae abdominal laughter.
Do quarks have a sense of humor? Perhaps, embedded in their dance is a rhythm that echoes the laughter of the void. Every particle, a potential stand-up artist, every interaction a skit.
Stand-up on a supernova? The punchlines travel faster than light, or so the physicist's bartender would say.
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