Adam and Eve is the story to be debunked. Do I really have to explain it though? What? You think it's totally possible and is an amazing story? Well, I guess I do. At night and at random times during the day I'd think of how unlikely the Adam and Eve story is. I’ll let the “God makes Adam and then pulls his rib out to make Eve” thing slide because people always just say, “Oh it was the power of God! It doesn't need any more explanation!” Okay, so then God puts them in this beautiful garden with all these cool animals, but he warns them that at the center of the garden there's this apple tree and eating the apple would cause you to die.

Adam and Eve are like “Wow God said it's bad, so we should probably not eat it.” Then this talking snake who is apparently possessed or created by the devil tries to persuade Eve to eat an apple anyway. This is another point I don't understand, I mean, is this the only talking animal?  And if you had a choice to trust a snake or GOD who would you trust? Maybe this snake was just really good with his words. Anyway, moving on. Eve is persuaded by the snake, even though it's a snake. It isn’t supposed to be talking at all! She eats an apple and actually didn't die; the apple gave her the knowledge of life and death. So God lied to them… so maybe God isn't so trustworthy? Anyway, they start wearing clothes and thinking like people.  Anyway, fast forward, they have kids, two sons, Cain and Abel. They eventually populate the whole world because Adam and Eve were the first people. HOW?! They have two sons! That's biologically impossible unless they… they… no! Then Cain killed Abel because his sacrifices to God were better.

Fourth dimensions are hard to explain. So, to better understand them, we can look at the correlation between our third dimension and the second dimension. Two-dimensional beings (if there are any) can only see up and down and left and right. They can't see forward or behind them. Pretend there's a box with a ball in it, in this two-dimensional world. In their two dimensions, they can't see inside the box, it's closed to them. But to us in the third dimension, even if the box is theoretically closed off, we can see it because we have the third dimension of behind and forward, as well as up and down and left and right.

Now think of our dimension. We can see up and down, left and right, and back and forth. If we had a closed box with a ball in it in our dimensional world, we can't see the ball. However, theoretically, the beings of the fourth dimension can. The fourth dimension is, according to google images, placement in time. So, they can apparently see the ball because they can see it when the box is open. I think. Now I've heard there are as many as 14 dimensions, although I don't know what they are. What if there are alternate third dimensions? Like instead of up and down, left and right, and back and forth, we got up and down, left and right, and appearance in time. Is that possible? What if two-dimensional beings could, in another dimension, see up and down and back and forth, instead of left and right? Do dimensional planes come in consecutive order or can they be mismatched? Things to think about.

We all know the story of pangea. The continents fit together and during some sort of plate shifting in the earth’s crust, the land masses split apart. But imagine if pangea still existed. Do you think we as early humans would be more inclined to work as a whole? Or will our brains still develop to split apart and avoid, rather then come together and figure out whatever problems face us as a team. Either way, i think it would be very interesting to see how our society would differ from now. 

What would happen if we still lived in the ocean? Ok so this one takes some explaining. According to deep science we were at one point, sea creatures. It's not very specific on when we were and were not sea creatures because fossils that were apparently ours seem to be on land and in the water all throughout time, confusing scientist to this day. But why did we decide to walk on land in the end? Who knows. But a question i can really wonder about is what might’ve happened if we stayed in the water? Maybe we would’ve become mermaids! What if, in some evolutionary thread, some of the population stayed in the water, while some decided to become mammals, so that, in the distant future, they would’ve had wars on the shorelines and created different technologies.

Water is one of the strangest, yet most important resource to everything living. It's unique ability to so evenly transfer from one state of matter to the next is strange, and when frozen, actually expands rather then shrink like most elements would when cold. Take Iron for example. Iron, in a liquid state shrinks a bit when cooled. But this doesn't apply to water, strangely enough. Water actually expands when cooled. This is due to a special molecular structure water takes when forming into ice, leaving much more space in between molecules then in regular solids. This is also why ice floats on top of water, instead of sinking.

The story on the surface, which was basically the story that the average player knew, was very dry and left so much of the lore out. Many players described it as, “Go to a place, kill some aliens, scan a thing.” The story was lackluster, so they decided to make expansions for Destiny to give more content, but the response was more of the same. Around three expansions in an expansion came out called The Taken King. This was the first sign of improvement and it showed they were listening to the community. Destiny 2 was the next game that brought hope to the gamers that wanted to stay. Destiny 2’s expansions weren't as good as they could’ve been, but it was their third expansion that really excelled. They listened to the community and brought in the content we really enjoyed.

This expansion was called Forsaken. The whole game’s experience changed, and the story was fleshed out so much more. Endgame content wasn't grueling and boring. There were team activities as well as solo activities, both granting powerful gear. The fan base finally felt like they were being heard, and several content creators for the game returned. 

It may be strange for someone to be so attached to a video game, but to me, the story is so interesting, and the game play is fun, making this game irresistible. I've spent more than $200 on the series, and I don't regret it at all. It's my favorite game to date, and that's not going to change any time soon. Besides, I still haven't reached the maximum level.