From: Harvey Newstrom (mail@HarveyNewstrom.com)
Date: Thu Dec 21 2000 - 14:53:11 MST
You had nothing? At least that's something! We didn't have
anything. We didn't even have the concept of "having". Concepts
hadn't been invented yet. We didn't even know we didn't have
anything, because we couldn't conceive a concept that hadn't been
invented yet.
We weren't just pre-Thought. We were pre-Big-Bang! Pre-Time. We
were even pre-Us. We weren't even there yet! Nobody was anywhere
yet. There wasn't even a "yet" yet. And when the Big Bang was about
to start, *everything* was uphill, infinitely in all directions. We
had up-hill in dimensions that don't even exist anymore today.
It couldn't have been any worse, because nobody had invented "worse"
yet. There was no worse. Nobody had anything worse. You couldn't
get worse. We would have killed for worse! When something worse did
finally come along we couldn't even get that. Nothing could get
worse. There was nothing worse.
-- Harvey Newstrom <HarveyNewstrom.com>
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