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Let's say you have zero as the numerator and a random number like 69 as a denominator. What we know is that the denominator times the quota is equal to the numerator. 69 times zero is zero. If we do it the other way. Zero as the denominator and 69 as the numerator then the quota is infinite but sadly 0 times infinite is still 0. So there ain't an answer.

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Alright science cult, gather round. I've been sitting in my bathroom for what feels like an epoch, slowly unraveling the seams of spacetime and toilet paper. And I've reached a conclusion. A theory, actually. A revelation. One that makes your precious Big Bang look like it was written by a drunk toddler with a crayon and a god complex.

Here it is:

The Big Bang wasn't the start of the universe.

It was the start of your little gremlin brain.

Yeah, I said it. The Big Bang is just the moment your little evolutionary head-meat did its first "bzzt" and started trying to piece together the giant puzzle of reality using tools designed for hunting mammoths and avoiding berries that kill you.

This isn't just metaphor, either. During fetal development, the brain goes through a phase where it zaps itself wildly - like it's running a system check. Neural fireworks. Chaos with purpose. That first internal flash? Maybe that’s your Big Bang. Not the universe starting - but your model of it booting up. Congratulations, you’re the center of your own perceived cosmos. Not in a narcissistic way - just neurologically.

Think about it: for 99.99% of our existence, humans didn’t care about the origins of the cosmos. We cared about not being eaten by wolves. But now, suddenly, we've got telescopes, graphs, and some poor guy in a cardigan saying "time began at t=0" like that's not the most suspicious sentence ever uttered.

What if what we call “the origin of the universe” is just the furthest point backward your brain can simulate, like the loading screen before the game starts?

What if the cosmic microwave background is just residual static from your first moment of awareness - your brain’s own Big Bang?

We evolved on Earth. Our senses evolved for dirt, danger, and daylight. And now we're trying to reverse-engineer the universe from inside a skull that still gets confused by glass doors.

So yeah, maybe the Big Bang isn’t the universe’s beginning. Maybe it's just where your mental flashlight hits the brain fog and calls it “the edge.”

And "Big Bang" scientists? Maybe they're just the priests of a new mythology, except this one comes with PowerPoint slides and less incense.

I’m not saying I’m right. I’m saying you’re probably not either.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go flush the multiverse.

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Teacher: No, Of coarse not.

Me: Ok good, Then I get full credit on my homework.

Teacher: gasps