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One of Many Universes


Think of it this way

You and I

We live in this universe in which we call reality

We brush our teeth with our toothbrush

We drive our shiny red car

We watch movies until our eyes begin to burn

 

But they

They may live in a universe in which we think is not a reality

But they do

They may not have any teeth to brush

They might not drive as we do becuase their way of transport is to fly

Maybe as we watch the movies

They are the ones living it

 

Who's to say our universe is the only universe

Who's to say we aren't neighbors to millions more universes

Who's to say other universes don't exist

 

Maybe if we humans were to have more of an imgination

We can finally see the world as it really is

One among many others

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
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