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    2. A Balance of Nothing; all entities must sum to zero. (2 Votes)

    3. Big Bang. Explosion and expansion from a really tiny point. (1 Votes)

    4. quantum fancy. Possibilities evolving—mammal consciousness appears, real-izing this universe. (1 Votes)

    5. Wild. The Infinite radiates to the CBR antenna which broadcasts a holographic virtual reality. (0 Votes)

    6. Consciousness is the All. (0 Votes)

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