a quark a quark
is a singularity
a quark is a singularity
the smallest of all things
you can barely hear it ring
a quark is a singularity
a photon a photon
is a singularity
a photon is a singularity
it's neither here nor there
but still is everywhere
a photon is a singularity
an atom an atom
is a singularity
an atom
is a singularity
the smallest of what is
a unit of the phys
an atom is a singularity
a man a man
is a singularity
a man
is a singularity
a solitary soul
a woman makes him whole
a man is a singularity
the earth the earth
is a singularity
the earth
is a singularity
it's what gives us our worth
the planet of our birth
the earth is a singularity
the sun the sun
is a singularity
the sun
is a singularity
nine planets round it run
and all that we've become
in the sun is a singularity
the universe the universe
is a singularity
the universe
is a singularity
and someday will be gone
the infinite beyond
the universe is singularity
and when at last all things go dark
from the second law of heat
and the last atom finally stops
and the last heartbeat skips a beat
and all the stars go out and black
and everything is solid night
that's when Jehovah's coming back
and says "Let there be light!"
God God God God
is a singularity
God
is a singularity
split Him into three
or infinitally
still God is a singularity
to understand to understand
is a singularity
to understand
is a singularity
might be ineffable
or maybe laughable
but understanding is a singularity
and when all things are one
and time itself is done
it's the end
of all singularity
Our human genome is full of viruses similar to HIV-1. These have played an important role in human evolution and still play an important role in human embryology and day-to-day chemistry. Just how important are they to our evolution past and future?
The symbiotic pattern of evolution is everywhere and allows us a very different and fascinating window into the way symbiotic viruses work, since all viruses are symbiotic, including those involved in our human reproduction.