- The universe is breathing. Yes, it does. It comes into existence when it breathes out and collapses when it breathes in.
- I don’t prove what I say. Told you I speak monologues. The proof is required in dialogue.
- My monologues have many names. You can call it a verse or a conjecture. When it comes to proofing, I prove theorems poetically.
- In fact, there is no proof involved. When a theorem is stated poetically, it requires no proof as proof unifies with the theorem and make a single monologue.
- Don’t blame me. I have no mind. Neither do I have feelings. I’m just a gigantic heart that breathes only.
- Oh no, I don’t deny the existence of mind. But don’t think that mind exists in the brain. The brain is much smaller for mind to contain.
- The mind is like a foam in which heart breathes.
- When heart pulsates, it creates waves in the foam and the wave produces music.
- Music alone cannot go without poetry. The universe is made of music and poetry. Music is the glue that connects different verses of a poem.
- Each poem corresponds to a universe. Many poems generate multiverse.
- A poem is incomplete without a factor of love. Yes, the universe is in love.
- There are he-universe, she-universe, and they-universe.
- Monologues are mindlessly written. It either makes total sense or no sense at all.
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