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Earth (Gaia)
05:00
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The Sun
04:40
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“Don’t get attached alright, don’t get all beat up about it. You are a spiritual being, detach yourself, It doesn’t matter, it’s immaterial. Your soul is eternal the material world is transient. Do not become attached, it is ultimately irrelevant.”
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The Big Rip
00:27
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“Of course, the universe is gradually slowing down isn’t it? And will eventually collapse inwardly on itself according to the laws of entropy when all its thermal and mechanical functions fail. Thus rendering all human endeavour ultimately pointless.”
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Return to Gaia
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