Accidental God

Bruce reeled in shock and almost fell down. Luckily there was a chair at hand and he slumped on it. He had found the answer to the origin of the universe, he now knew how the universe, as we know it, came to be.

What scientists have observed for years is that they can create matter from photons of light but at the same time, anti matter also gets formed, and these two opposites cancel each other out and the scientists were always left with nothing. He knew what failure felt like, had been through it countless times...ending with nothing and feeling like a zero. But all whatever he observed and learned kept nagging at his brain, in his sleep, in his dreams..and he was a man obsessed and possessed. The outside world held no meaning to him. So he decided to go forward alone and change the rules.

He took risks and unbalanced the equations just to see what its result would be. He did this alone, as no other scientist thought it made sense to unbalance equations which they believed to be set in stone. Bruce knew nothing was set in stone, and he decided to do the unthinkable..he decided to play God and ended up creating a mini universe within his own laboratory inside a vacuum.

As he went further into the reality he created, he realised time was just a dimension which could accelerate or decelerate as per circumstances - as per circumstances he created. He saw in shock how he could accelerate time in his mini universe, just by tweaking the temperature or playing with the gravity which got formed. He saw to his amazement tiny stars begin to form and then be pulled together in forms of galaxies and as he moved along the time line he created, he saw planets form...and on closer inspection - life itself....tiny little living creatures evolved over the trillions of years which he moved past in his little laboratory vacuum by simply controlling the underlying circumstances which he had used to create this little universe.

All the belief systems of the world and he just found out the truth - God is just a scientist on another plane who must be just as shocked as he at the birth of his universe in which we live in.