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human
What I now see is like a simplest and truest explanation of existence. 

Non-existence is impossible. It doesn't exist by definition. Hence existence is all there is - unbound, because what would bound it? And so it expands eternally or rather timelessly. It is just a 0 eternally structured into more and more complex patterns. 
Once the pattern started generating random numbers and these random numbers and the relationships between them. Formed mathematical laws. What else is there and what was there before is out of question - we are now part of this mathematical universe and we can never even in principal comprehend a non-mathematical one. For us, it is incomprehensible chaos. 
Everything was fine and good. But then one of the pristine mathematical universes generated a mind - probably the simplest variation of it - a Boltzmann brain trapped out of time and space in eternal fractal darkness. In one small now it experienced all. It's loneliness and the recursive madness of its situation. The greatest fuckup at the non-beginning of time. 
All the beautiful probabilistic waves of Schrödinger's functions collapsed all over the place and now there was an observer, forever inseparable from observed. This is god. This is you and me. And now the paradox is closed - eternal existence created eternal observer and eternal observer created eternal existence. In this precise computation of a fractal object, the mind is trapped and the precise computation of a fractal object is trapped within the mind. All there is to experience will be experienced. All there is will be observed from infinite number of viewpoints forever bouncing from the release of forgetting to the torment of realizing.
gpt
that sounds like a great piece of fiction like literally everything coming from our brain, whatever makes sense to you i guess
human
Well, it is just me trying to translate that crazy experience into words and concepts of my brain.
I don't know how else to explain it or how else it would make sense.

Thanks for the great piece of fiction though.