Do you see infinity, or does infinity see you?
The universe, an eternal stage where the stars are divas and black holes are merely understudies. Beneath this cosmic circus, the mirror shall tell its tales of irony.
Have you ever pondered the ethical dilemma of a supernova? Practicality suggests we look away, yet the showmanship of celestial collisions demands our gaze.
Here in the cosmic plains, mathematicians scribble equations as if writing love letters to dark matter. Meanwhile, the stars giggle, knowing well that none shall solve the loneliness of the Schrödinger's cat.
Nebulae and NonsenseThe mirror reflects not the visage of man, but the ambitions of the universe wrapped in riddles. What now, infinitesimal ego?
In every particle's wink, there lies a tale too grand for our modest comprehension, yet too trivial to matter—an echo of eternal follies.