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This Simulation Of The Known Universe Does Not Disappoint

So the universe probably isn’t conspiring against me? Oh well. At least seeing how small the Earth is makes it easy to realize that we’re all just little organisms on a rock. In other words, can’t we all just try being a little nicer toward one another? Also, how monstermash-cool is this video?

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