We'd have a quasi-planet.
I put it on the list
The more a country/state's main industry is based on a simple commodity, the more likely it will be a crappy place to live in for a regular person because they are easily replaceable. The more complex an economy, the better the life of a regular person because training and experience makes them less replaceable, which allows them to have more of a voice.
I'm not from a different millennium. I am the millennium.
RIPped
Yeah, this is what I think too.
You are in parallel rn. All your cells are independent living beings all doing their thing. They might be part of structures, tissues, or-gans. Each one alone is not you. Almost all cells are completely unaware of the majority of the other cells. A cell in the muscle fiber in your foot has no awareness of a cell in the retina of your eye. In fact, none of the cells have any real awareness. But when they all act in parallel, you come about. Imagine that, but with all life. Maybe there's an emergence that comes from that.
What if we're all different parts of the same thing, so no one really dies. You instead get absorbed back into the big life thing, things get rearranged, and life comes up somewhere else with a little bit of you and a bunch of other stuff mixed in? There is no death. Just a new mix.
PieFed kinda does this with Topics. There are the regular Lemmy communities, then they get grouped into topics and you can see all of the same communities in one topic at the same time without even having to subscribe to each one.
So you believe in it even though you don't?
I like to think that all matter in the universe eventually comes together in one supermassive black hole and somewhere in that matter soup, another big bang happens.
Why do you like to think that?
Think about it meme. Has a screenshot of an item on a checklist that states, "Is obsessively worried about running out of an item, or needing an item in the future." The item is unchecked, and it has a note that claims, "No because I always keep a backup supply."
Maybe I missed the point of the question, but I answered truthfully.
1: Didn't I tell you not to touch my things?
2: You need to chill. You have autism spectrum disorder.
1: How can I have a disorder when I like order? That makes no sense.
2: Because you take things literally.
1: You're the one that literally took my things!
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