Is it normal to wonder about who you would've been if you hadn't been you?
I've always wondered how it would've felt and like who I would've been and if I would've ever known if I was me now.
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I've always wondered how it would've felt and like who I would've been and if I would've ever known if I was me now.
The Suez Canal was (and is) one of the great engineering projects of the modern era. But did you know that during the Roman Empire (of which Egypt was a province of, at the time), this Civilization had also constructed a canal in the proximate location of the Suez Canal, thus linking the River Nile and Red Sea for maritime traffic?
Perhaps your thirtieth (or so) great grandfather worked on that ancient project?
Please note: The ancient canals (there were earlier ones as well) were typically routed from the River Nile to the Red Sea near Suez, not from the present-day location of Port Said on the Mediterranean coast.
If you were not you, then you would be another person.
It was simply random luck that your mother's ovum and your father's spermatozoon that fertilized the female gamete, both of which contributed to you becoming you, happened in an event that eventually produced you. Any incongruities in the timeline of this series of events, most certainly would have produced a different you, or none at all.
This might be kind of douchey but i always wondered why i was born into such a good life compared to others.. how i could be so lucky to be where i am right now and others not, what makes me so special, nothing, so why is it like this, i am very grateful though.. then its start to feel like those other people can't even be real.. and then it starts getting freaky, way to philosophical or something