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A monument of answers was

Submitted by carterian on Tue, 09/04/2007 - 9:09pm.

A monument of answers was built at the beginning of time. It still remains as a simple structure, with all complexities taken out. The topmost part of the monument is a puzzle cube. It continually gets rearranged because of information changing in the world.

Next to the monument is an orb of questions. The world's questions are filled in this orb. Only when an answer is achieved will the question fly out of the orb as a puzzle piece and into an answer.

Pieces are forever missing from this monument, and questions are foreer fleeing their colorful orb. Time changes all.

The orb and monument are shown as a constant reminder that the world is a series of never-ending questions and answers.

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