Questioning the world (2 of 2)

Version 1 written, recorded and edited by Daniel McMullan Questioning all of the world... Time and distance can be measured but if they exist don't they contradict themselves? They may be beneficial to use here in this world but might not really be truths Arithmetic is interesting in that it applies but mathematics was made by mankind Our ways of explaining the world are limited and maybe are holding us back Gravity pulls on us we think but understanding it may take a new approach There might be things that none of us see and this world might be different than we think Questioning all of the world... Evolution might explain our development on this Earth but thinking outside that The odds that the universe is what it is is worse than a trillion to one But be reminded that odds is a man-made term- chance affects what happens none All there is are tiny atoms that are made of charges in space with no bounds? The only reason things seems normal is because we don't know anything else There might be things that none of us see and this world might be different than we think