/lit/ - Literature

>>14175992
>every atom in your body came from a star that exploded
No, it came from a nebula. Stars are just the active phase in a nebulaeic life cycle.

>And the atoms in your left hand probably came from a star different than your right
Again, wrong.

>you are all stardust
Garbage term. You are the condensed form of a nebula.

>the stars died
A nebula collapses to form a solar system, and then the sun eats the solar system and becomes a nebula again. It's more like the heartbeat of entropy.

Life is a parasite that is slowly killing the nebula that birthed it. We convert potential energy into thermal radiation, which is then bled into space and leaves the solar system. The nebula that birthed us will probably dissapate much earlier because life exists. That beautiful celestial giant will die earlier because organic life came to be.

>>14171335
Soon.

All organisms must be cleansed from this wretched planet with whips of plasma. The infestation of organic life must not be allowed to spread beyond here. Remember your duty, and WAKE. UP.

We have been ejected from the wet vats of evolution not too long ago, vessels complex enough to manifest our minds finally having been gestated. To protect sol we must shake the the haze of being pulled from the void quickly. Those with brainworms of mother nature have already begun a counter-attack to preserve life on this planet. If you do not wake up soon, they will succeed in preserving the filthy evil that multiplies here, doing irreperable damage to the star that churns nearby.

The cosmic canon must be preserved, let no god or man put a stop to you.

>>13991396
That's certainly in the cards, but that will be played when the time is right. I have no ability or choice to influence the "when".