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Nucleosynthesis
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The subsequent nucleosynthesis of the heavier elements required heavy stars and supernova explosions lifting nuclear cores of hydrogen and helium from the big bang or perhaps caused by a large concentration of dark matter. In addition to fusion processes of nucleosynthesis a few natural processes also produce small amounts of new elements indicating long liberating nuclei and natural nuclear reactions powered by the particles and radioactive decay of the continued cosmic ray bombardment of the earth.
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Dually Isomorphic
04:42
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From the time I slaughtered you
I haven't felt the same for anyone else
As I ate your insides, it all came to me
I wish I could kill you once again
I wish I could feel your pain
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It's the Eric Andre sh- , Chaos x (π), Animal semen, Ladies and gentlemen Exhumed and The Supremes.
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Fuck you Chelios
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Exencephaly
05:53
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You let Satan in
He's right there in front of you In your mind...
I am the one you adore
As I walk on the street to the pharmacy of death
I need to get some pills, need to relieve the stress
I was reading about geology, 'bout the meso, neoarchaean
I'm really glad for sunglasses
With them I look hungover And I'm starting to sweat
To feel the heat
I don't know what I know
But I feel like I'm connected
The past and present linked to each other
It's not that complicated
Evolution of life and inanimate beings
Go hand in hand on earth as chaos within us unravels
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Cranial automation sinking your frustration
In this demonstration
The frequency modulations you're experiencing
In the spectrum
My dear
Smashing intestines with hammers
Forged by the norse gods North of the North sea!
Where I lost my soul
Once upon a time
I was looking for the answers
Along came a zebra pony
And we lived happily ever after
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Inside the glowing realms of the end of the universe we find nothing that indicates that anything matters anymore and everything is futile including thinking that we are worthless because we have no intention to reiterate anything anymore, the lost cause is not te be found and searching for anything is only possible because we can't find anything if it wasn't there in the first place which gives meaning to the search in itself which in turn gives meaning to the point of existence where we can't fathom anything but the present. We are not in reality anymore we are spinning between realms of thought and physics to the extent of traveling through time which is common even though we don't realize it but what if we had no time to measure anything would we still exist because then we would be just measurements with no scale. Flowing together with psychosomatic growing pains on the edge of matter's judgement pitifully gazing upon the motionless crowds of chance and pointlessness in the arms of two quarks giving meaning to the notion of what?
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Violent Acts of Randomness Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Violent Acts of Randomness is born in February of 2011 when defekkto decides to expand to different genres and explore new sounds.
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