'Oh you're off to play tennis. Are you a professional? A coach? Student? No? Then why do you play?' Um... for fun?

Time travel is quantum superposition in 4D by existing across multiple points in time instead of space. And as soon as you witness one, the others disappear.

Everything is perpetually falling - the moon, the stars, planets...  And perpetually dying.

The simulated world gets ever more clear while the real world becomes a blur.

オトノナルホウへ→ by Goose house (@GoosehouseJP)

Anata No Eranda Kono Toki Wo by Shikura Chiyomaru

An idea I've had for a while as a horror film:

Someone you know closely, seemingly all your life, one day turns around to face you and then just starts screaming in absolute fear, screaming non-stop forever at the top of their lungs, hour after hour, day after day, eyes wide and face frozen, with no change in expression, no reaction to anything, as if no longer alive, no longer conscious, no longer sentient.

That feeling of knowing we see the same night sky, the same stars and constellations, no matter how far apart we are, will one day be replaced by the feeling of realizing we might not even see the same moon.

Pictures is to genes as sound is to memories.