[size=7 It is Saturday night and I feel fine,

It is a strange world we live on, it's in a strange dimension, I can't decide if I like it or not, on one hand it can be as scary as hell and other moments they are peaceful and nice, but they are rare. This dimension is more normally not peaceful, it is within the realm of animals and therefore far, far from perfect. I mean how far can a zoo go?

All life in the universe is energy based, to prove that, take away all energy and all life would follow. Life will always exist throughout all eternity, that is a proven, here is the formula:

What do we know for 100 percent, not 99.9 percent but for certain? I know there life exists in the universe 100 percent, it is a certainty.

Therefore we have our 100 percent known and we can base other answers on it. Like:

If all life in the universe were wiped out this instant, what would be the mathematical odds of life coming again during eternity? The answer is so simple.

There would be a 100 percent certainty of life coming again, we know that it existed before and since it has eternity, we can be certain that it will come again, 100 percent.

Let's say that if life were wiped out now and did not come about for... (we cannot use years as a length, all that is, a ball of dirt making a circle around a solar blast furnace, the earth going around the sun, after all after 4 or 5 billion more times, it is predicted that the sun will super nova and its size will encompass earths orbit meaning no mo... earth; wow far out man.), okay, let's use for a measurement something different, a little more lengthy. From one collapse of a single Big Bang to its end, the length that it would take a universe to collapse and perhaps fall back into itself. So, if all life in the universe were wiped out right now and did not come again for 100 trillion to the trillionth power universal collapses then from life to life would be instant, no more than a twinkling of an eye, life will always exist. It's a pretty cool formula, I hope that it is not too confusing because if it is, ask, I will explain further.

The thought of being a species of animal, a human for all of eternity is a sickening thought, I would puke if I believed it, I would poop a gold brick then I would get the hell out.

I have no fear of the unknown and neither should you. We as life has as much power as we need and together there is simply no limit to what can be done.

I was taught while growing up that dying, not being able to maintain your flesh and having to shed it was bad but I have since learned, don't worry, be happy.

Rod Williams, somewhere in the milky way galaxy.