Everything in this world

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Everything in this world

By Chris "AlbaX"

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Have you ever wondered, what are the odds of our history being as of today? One in a thousand? One in a million? One a trillion?

What if, in the course of history, one little event went differently? Would our world still be like today? Let's look at how events came to shape our history shall we?

• Our Earth wouldn't bear life if it was a few kilometers nearer or further away from the sun.
• No life would exist if DNA molecule never existed.
• Dinosaurs and reptilles will still rule the world if the asteroid never hit Earth 65 million years ago.
• Primates will not evolve into Homo Sapiens if there were lots more jungles and trees. Primates decided that standing on two legs will make traveling faster on the plains that was abundant.
• Humans will not exist in American continent if there wasn't an Ice Age, they managed to reach American continent through the ice bridge linking Siberia and Alaska.
• We will all be Alexanderian if Alexander the Great did not died during his expedition.
  
• Roman Empire will not collapse if Cleopatra's was never born. And if Roman Empire never collapsed then England will not rule half the known world during the Industrial Era.
• The world will be so less religious if God never took the trouble to pass down messages.
  
• Witchcraft will be so advanced and will rule our everyday life if the peoples decided to go "nerdhunt" instead of "witchhunt".
• Modern history will not be the same if Hitler is not a Nazi and never attacked Europe with his Nazi legion.
  
• Modern history will not be the same if the Allies never succeeded in Operation Overload a.k.a D-Day at Normandy Bay of France.

The list will go on and on and will take millenia to finish. But I wrote some just to point a few. Oh and don't forget.

• You will not be sitting at that chair in front if this monitor screen if your parents have not met, married, and had sex and that particular sperm named "Saint Jimmy" never penetrated the ovum and your mom didn't aborted you. 

So what are the chances of you existing here today? The chances are --- One in an infinity

Monday, November 10, 2008