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What happens when our physical form reaches its use-by-date? Is there a purpose to our existence? Do our memories live on after our body dies? Is there a heaven and can all creatures on all planets enter?As a Spheroid, I live on, but just as a tiny translucent object destined to continue searching the universe forever for answers to its mysteries and to life itself. Immortality sucks, but then so do black holes. What are they? Where do they lead? What lies in wait for the unwary dragged inside them? Two Spheroids from Adxorkyan and one from Earth, help me to realise that some questions are unanswerable.
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What happens when our physical form reaches its use-by-date? Is there a purpose to our existence? Do our memories live on after our body dies? Is there a heaven and can all creatures on all planets enter?As a Spheroid, I live on, but just as a tiny translucent object destined to continue searching the universe forever for answers to its mysteries and to life itself. Immortality sucks, but then so do black holes. What are they? Where do they lead? What lies in wait for the unwary dragged inside them? Two Spheroids from Adxorkyan and one from Earth, help me to realise that some questions are unanswerable.
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What happens when our physical form reaches its use-by-date? Is there a purpose to our existence? Do our memories live on after our body dies? Is there a heaven and can all creatures on all planets enter?As a Spheroid, I live on, but just as a tiny translucent object destined to continue searching the universe forever for answers to its mysteries and to life itself. Immortality sucks, but then so do black holes. What are they? Where do they lead? What lies in wait for the unwary dragged inside them? Two Spheroids from Adxorkyan and one from Earth, help me to realise that some questions are unanswerable.
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