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shaken not stirred

Submitted by c.k.koech on Mon, 10/05/2009 - 10:59am.

its really hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that everything is in motion, i guess its because my everyday idea of motion is just on a bigger scale. having to thing that there are billions of particles constantly moving but I just cant see it is kinda crazy. its kinda gives life to things that i didnt really consider to be alive. the desk is always moving but to me its not doing anything its just there..but now i am starting to wonder that if the desk isnt "alive" ,which its not, but its made up of particles that are always moving...wait a sec why are the particles moving all the time in the first place? what the difference between my particles and a desks particles...its the whole improbable assembly thing right?

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