Between point A and point B lies a boundless abyss, a void teeming with infinite tormenting possibilities. Much like a torturous paradox in calculus—every desperate attempt to inch from zero toward one only drags you deeper into a pit of endless fractions, each step forward pulling you farther away from your doomed destination. Closer yet infinitely further—a cruel cosmic joke.

Or picture yourself trapped in the suffocating depths of a black hole. Your watch ticks normally, mockingly, while outside your silent prison, civilizations crumble, stars die, and eons slip mercilessly away. You’re stranded, unaware that your every breath wastes centuries of another’s existence. Time itself betrays you, exposing the cruelest and most unsettling truth: reality is indifferent, relentless, and eternally beyond your grasp.