Larry R. Scamp

I am a firm believer in the PURSUIT for the TRUTH about our existence.  The truth being not what has been forced upon everyone since humans decided they couldn't explain where we came from.  Then fabricated a very UNBELIEVABLE tale about some kind of spirit in the sky that must have created us.  And then, through the decades, tried to patch the holes in their story with simple little "explanations" like, "God didn't just let those school children die on that bus, he had a plan for them."  Yeah, What ever!  If I had decades of story telling, I could patch every single hole in the Easter Bunny story myself. “No Johnny, nobody has managed to get a picture of the Easter Bunny all these years because the Bunny's ears create a magnetic charge that makes him invisible to the electronic eye." See how easy that is! 

I just feel sorry for the living human beings that have wasted their life believing and pursuing someone else's creative thinking and never being allowed to have an open mind and DEMAND to find the TRUTH themselves!  I refused to settle for their silly little explanation of life and I didn't spend any time looking into the whole God thing because the whole concept was not even worthy of a second glance.  Just imagine the whole god thing doesn't exist, and you're a judge in court and the defendant is on trial for "existing", so he gives the bible as his only evidence of his existence. COME ON!  That guy is going to prison for life!  It wouldn't do anything but raise a chuckle in the courtroom!  But if the defendant did his own research on his existence and presented the court with actual evidence of fossils and evolution and the mountains of books and article on the science of existence, he would stand a much better chance.  I didn't say he would be set free.  There is not enough evidence in "existence" to prove any "existence".  If there were, I believe there would be some kind of looping effect on the very unstable idea of "existence" similar to a loop that would be continuously connected if there were ever such a think as "time travel".  If a person could EVER travel in time, then we would already know it because our future would return to here and we would know the future and the future would be now and now the future and. get the idea?  IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.  Just like proving our existence, it could never be possible. 

Once we figure out our existence, then we would not know how that existence is existing and so on. get it? There is no end, or so we logically believe.  If god created us, what or who created god? What created creation and then what created that. it's endless.  How do we get around endless?  Loops. My simple logical explanation for existence and beyond is like Dr. Seuss once said, or it sounds like something he'd say, things are neither here nor there, things are not things and neither is air.  What I mean is, the universe and beyond is one great big endless, zillion dimensional loop that places every speck in the exact same existing speck so that there is no direction at all.  Everything is right there! And right there is the same place as over there!  Simple? Like our dreams, they are not on a logical plane taking up space somewhere; they don't exist.or do they! The dog in our dream can lick the cat in our dream; does that cat exist to the dog?  What's the difference from that existence to ours?  Well, I create dreams.  Does that make me God to my dream world? 

The entire world in our dreams comes from one fictional thought process from one persons brain. hmmm, is that different?  Prove it.  You can't?  If you could we would probably not exist.  At least to the definition of the word we know!  Does that make you wonder who's dream you're in, is it yours, how do you wake up?  Try dying.  Maybe every time we have a "near death" experience, we wake up to a whole other world and sit up in bed and say, "phew, that was a scary dream!"  You see, once we figure out our existence, its like finding out that we are only dreaming and we didn't win the lottery and we will awaken to our "reality" soon after.  Then at some point wake up from that "existence" and so on and so on!

SO, Is it even worth the effort to try to explain how you and me are hearing, seeing, feeling, talking and smelling on a tiny planet in a tiny solar system in a tiny galaxy in a vast universe?  Hell yeah it is!  But it gives me a Goddamn headache!

Larry R. Scamp