The invisible, interconnected mesh of all possible events across all time, stretched thin by massive improbabilities and puckered by statistical certainties. It's the cosmic tapestry upon which our reality is just one thread among billions. When something "unlikely" happens, it's not magic; it's just that the fabric has a wrinkle in it. A "long shot" is a journey across a particularly weak, frayed section of this fabric, while a "sure thing" is a path along a tightly-woven, reinforced strand.
Example: "Winning the lottery and then getting struck by lightning on the same day would put such an enormous tear in the spacetime-probability fabric that the universe would probably just reboot."
by Dumu The Void February 14, 2026
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