text: This is not a utopia. It is the perfect universe from a mathematical perspective. It is the one possible universe, out of the infinite number of possible confirmations the universe could take have taken post-bang in which the mass and energy of all was, all that is, and all that will be in the absolute sense of the universe is in two equal and opposite distinct points. In this perfect universe, these two distinct points would be traveling at equal and opposite velocities in all existing planes except for one. This mean this one and only one universe, out of the infinite number of possible confirmations the universe could have taken post-bang will have the most massive explosion, the most impressive display of force that has ever been possible at any point in any universe's history, would occur. Can you imagine it? It would be the most glorious thing that has ever taken place or ever will take place in the entire cosmos. In this universe, after this tremendous display, all would be silent. Everything was equal and opposite, and all would be silent. Space and time no longer exist, or mean anything as concepts. This is one universe, in all of the possible universes. Literally one in an infinite number of possibilities. We have no math to understand the concept of that. It literally does not make sense. That is how unlikely that occurrence is. That's how tremendous the power of that one occurrence must be. I use "single" in this case in the symmetrical sense of the word. Because, mathematically speaking, this single equal and opposite velocity can occur in an infinite number of directions in an infinite number of planes. There is another universe. In this universe, the big-bang occurs in such a specific way, as before, a particular set of circumstances occur. However, in this universe, our planet is formed. The masses of heterozygous quantum-probability decisions take place over the billions of years that the planet exists, creating life. This life divides, evolves, and interacts in such a specific way humans exactly as we know them form. All of these humans have the exact same social interactions and procreation patters as they do in our history so you and I were created. This means that one out of all the infinite meiotic divisions that could have occurred in the germ lines of all humans ever, and combined with the correct mate, occurred. Which means all chance meetings that led to marriage, all the stupid fights that led to divorce, and all the drunken kisses that happened in our world happened. And in that universe, everything in our lives happened like they did. Out of the infinite number of possible decisions we made, we made the exact same ones again. And in this universe, you were friend's with my friend's friend, and we went to the same party. And then I met you, in that one instant when our eyes met. In that one instant, in that single, completely and utterly and mind benignly improbable moment that it is truly and rightly one single occurrence in a certain and awesomely infinite number of possibilities. More impossible than anything that could ever be imagined. The tremendous nature of the magnitude of that one moment will never leave me.