I think humans have always felt watched back by whatever is out there flickering in the distance. What excites me is what the imagination creates, not simply in explanation of what is there but also to explain or justify the feeling of awe and attachment that the heavens inspire.
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I think humans have always felt watched back by whatever is out there flickering in the distance. W
I think humans have always felt watched back by whatever is out there flickering in the distance. W
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