Journal 16 #
Entry #16: #
A few thousand years have passed since I last wrote here. I got so carried away with creating a new reality that I forgot about this little journal. I haven’t been back to my old universe in a bery long time. I assume any intelligent life in this one might not be able to handle the revalation that this whole universe was fabricated by a machine. So it’s not like anyone will ever read this, which was my original intent behind writing here. However I enjoy writing. The feel of the pen gliding across the page is a pleasant one, and it has helped keep me grounded in the past. I try not to let the power I have go to my head, since I am basically a god now. It’s frighteningly easy to think of the lives I have created as mere objects or playthings.
I also want to document a basic overview of how I got to this point. In the previous couple of entries, I was throwing rocks and meditating, now I am capable of throwing entire planets, galaxies, even intergalactic superclusters. This will be a vast oversimplification because writing down the exact parameters I used to tune the Quantum Field Generator would be tedious, to say the least.
How to create an entire universe in 8 easy steps!
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Toss some rocks into the void. (I planned ahead, you didn’t think those rocks meant nothing… did you?)
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Tune the QFG to break the rocks down into an equivalent amount of energy.
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Ensure the Energy is contained in a small area.
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Tune the QFG to repeatedly multiply the energy until there is enough to create a whole universe.
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Release the contained energy in any (or all) direction(s). You could even call it a bang… a Big Bang. (Be sure to shield the hole you came through so no energy escapes.)
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Tune the QFG to make time advance rapidly, other wise you will have to wait a few billion years for things to settle down and get interesting.
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Carefully move the QFG to a safe location inside the new universe. (Preferably one that can’t be accessed through normal means.)
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Tune the QFG to do whatever you want. It’s your universe now, and it’s time to play god! (Responsibly of course.)
DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any suffering or hardship you impose on the creatures of your universe, please create responsibly and ethically.