Sample of Physics of a 8 x 11 Paper

A brief glance at my life as I struggled with reality. Each chapter explaining how my mind tested the laws of physic through my writing.

Chapter 1

When was the first time we perceive the existence of time, or to put it differently, the reality of time? The more we age the more aware of time we become, and we cannot stop time, and we cannot go back in time, all we can do is flow with it. I remember the first time I realized time; I was thirteen year’s old sleeping on the bottom bunk of my bunk bed, and the light hit me through the window. It was Sunday, and I didn’t have anything to do this particular morning, besides watch cartoons and eat a bowl of cereal. As I laid there my mind started to wonder, and for some reason I tried to shift through my memories, trying to go back to the farthest one. Once I reached the endpoint, I started to get confused on how fast time went by without me noticing, and the older the memories got, the less detailed they became. Let’s flash forward ten years from now, I am writing this paper, and as I put the pen to the paper I can shift back into my mind to and from the time when I was thirteen to the present in a matter of seconds. See, time can only affect the outside world, inside my mind there are no boundaries, and my pen acts as a gateway between my imagination and reality.

Going to college and learning in depth about the world and different sciences, the more I just want to close my eyes, and leave reality. The outside world has too many rules to follow. It has gotten to the point where materials, money and power are the three terms to live by, and I have to admit, so many times I fell into the grasp of reality, and I too want materials, money and power, but I just don’t know how to get there. I am getting older, and time is in the lead and I’m playing catch up. I wasted a lot of time and effort trying to create the next big thing. Now I am beginning to realize that living a normal life is in my future, and once I graduate I will spend the next forty years at my ordinary job flowing with time.