If you believe in eternal life after death I hope you bring some good reading material. Imagine after 568,152,895,112,307,231,967,432,744,846,119,428,783,257,582,743,697,473,274,584,216,864 years you would be %0.00 finished.
Friends in heaven:
Friend 1: "Hey I might be throwing a party, do you have anything planned in a septillion sexillion quintillion quadrillion trillion million years?"
Friend 2: "Nope"
Friend 1: " Sweet...
So...
Uh...
Comment by Mallory on May 7, 2011 at 11:24am
Comment by Heather Spoonheim on May 7, 2011 at 11:47am I once heard about a way of visualizing the "length" of eternity and liked it quite a bit so I'll share it here.
If you can imagine a gigantic ball of solid bronze the size of our sun with a single butterfly flying so close to it that its wings slap against the surface, then imagine eternity as the time it would take for the butterfly's wings to reduce the ball of bronze to dust just by the force of its wingstrokes. I understand that's a finite amount of time so it can't really count, but I just think it's an interesting thought and probably useful for anyone who can't imagine how living for one trillion years feels.
Comment by Heather Spoonheim on May 7, 2011 at 6:29pm
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