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The Meadow


There’s a meadow. It’s right there, right? Or maybe it’s not. Who knows? We could be in a simulation, nobody knows the truth about the world’s creation. If we’re in a simulation, nothing will ever matter, not the pitter-patter of the rain against your roof. If nothing ever matters, we can do whatever we want. We can stand for whatever we want. We can help those in need because if it’s a simulation, why are they still suffering? We can start a fund, help those who were shunned by society. Society is made of people like you and me. We are one big cycle of society. We frown at the media and then search on Wikipedia “how to get a girl to like you.” We realize our actions, but do we really care? Because after all, it’s only a simulation.

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