Universal equality is inevitable. We will all eventually have the equal opportunity to thrive and exist as one or we will all eventually have the equal opportunity to die and desist as one. "We" is meant to refer to everything and everyone, both the tangible and the unknown, the entire universe as a verb (not a noun) and all that is within and outside of that fluid construct--literally everything. My definition of inevitable universal equality is that both of those possibilities I initially outlined are not only impossible to avoid but also eventually unable to coexist, but that both possibilities lead to equality for all of us. We'll either thrive as one or die as one, and even if we die as one, what's to that all that has been "destroyed" can't be "reborn." Existence is a matter of the perpetual fluctuation of all energy and matter into different temporary expressions of creative and destructive enterprise, but neither energy nor matter, in and of themselves, can be created or destroyed. By that measure, it could be argued that even right now universal equality already exists, especially since that perpetual fluctuation is ongoing and eternal. I define myself as fluid as the universe, for I, like everything and everyone else, am the universe. I believe in disbelief, peace, and the illusions I am unable to see the truth of. I am biologically male, but on too monumental a level internally and identity-wise female. I do my best to try to love anyone and everyone I can. I support the oncoming revolution of consciousness I sense gleaming on the horizon of shortly-arriving tomorrows and I abhor inequality however I, as a presently finite being, am able.
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