Historias de Theoretical

"Every lie begins with the truth....but what if it was just in theory?" Each character has some kind of disorder or mental issue. Either its very grave or just a small personality twitch. Some of the characters are based on true people, but i'll never reveal which is which...maybe you'll figure it out for yourselves. Anyways,enjoy the young lives in the story, where it only last until reality begins~

Not good at writing these intro thingys sorry, but I will try my best to get my basic point across:) A collection of poems that I have written or are in the process of writing and revising:) I will post them as they are written and please comment any of your thoughts or suggestions. I have no specific topic or rhyme pattern although most will probably be free verse. Also, just to be clear, I appreciate constructive criticism but please don't post mean comments as I am not a professional, and I am not perfect.

This story focusses on a hypothesis of mine, that our universe is a cell in an organism of a much larger universe which is in turn a cell of a larger universe etc. The story looks at this idea from two angles, one from the perspective of a scientist discovering the universe inside a cell, and another from the explorers discovering the much larger universe that their cell is a part of. I don't have very much for this story yet, but if people are interested I will put more effort into developing it further.

Elis isn't sure what's worse - getting nettles stuck in his foot, or the latest Meteoran to arrive in Aelio Region. Disclaimer - I don't own PSO2: New Genesis. This is written for the first Froday Flash Fiction regular challenge for the month of June 2021 where the theme was nettles and I need to write at least a hundred words.

A collection of short stories i have written over the past time.

A journey to theories of reality.

In which Chase Rivers found out that he had a stage 4 lung cancer.

Philosophical take on the universe. Read to discover more secrets. Hope you like it.

A book where I pose real life and theoretical questions every so often

as the title suggests this is painful ways to die. They have all been scientifically measured or something but the point is they're the most painful. If you like knowing just how to kill your enemies this is a good story for you. Happy Death day to your future victims

Aram Bello is an overworked Physics Professor at NYU. On his train ride back home he meets a young girl who challenges his ideas about Physics. After the conversation he is in for a very pleasant surprise.