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*Mar*Wonderful — here’s a *carefully edited and polished version* of your
essay, preserving your original voice and philosophy while improving
clarity, flow, and stylistic precision.

I’ve refined punctuation, transitions, and phrasing for smoothness and
coherence, but kept your tone and imagery intact.
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*The Future*

*By YM Sarma (Edited Version)*

The Universe is the unending and ultimate complex sentence, written in
the *present
perfect continuous tense*. Everything within this infinite sentence is a
word, phrase, noun clause, adjective clause, or adverb clause—each part
contributing to the ever-growing structure of meaning. All of us, like
everything else, are striving to move beyond the status of a single word,
to become phrases, then clauses—to evolve from a noun clause into an
adjective clause, and finally into an adverb clause. We take part in
principal clauses, become gerunds, participles, prepositions, conjunctions,
and interjections—participants in the ever-expanding sentence that is the
Universe.

Each of us, in our own way, contributes to this *gigantic predication*,
adding meaning and illumination. We call this grand process *Time*, and our
participation in it *Life*.

About thirteen billion years ago, the sentence began with its first subject—
*Singularity*—smaller than even an electron. Upholding the basic principle
of homeopathy, “the smaller, the more powerful,” this singularity began the
great act of creation: the *Big Bang*. From that moment, the sentence has
been expanding endlessly, its ultimate aim being the attainment of the *speed
of light*—that threshold where volume becomes infinity, or the grand
*Nothing*.

When all existence reaches the speed of light, words, phrases, and clauses
merge into infinity. Yet they remain as *potential volume*, hinting at
another Singularity and another beginning—another Big Bang.

If the tiny Singularity could create the Big Bang, can we, as conscious
participants in this vast sentence, not also play a significant role in
shaping its meaning? How, then, should we live? Shall we become *grammar
blunders*, disrupting the smooth evolution of this cosmic syntax, or shall
we live *symbiotically*, helping the Universe progress toward its luminous
destination—to become, perhaps, photons themselves?

The *correct grammar of life* surely lies in symbiosis, not in the present
antibiosis we call *economics*. Nature is struggling against our diseased
economics, fighting to heal itself so it may once again contribute
harmoniously to the grand sentence of the Universe.

But how do we correct the errors—the ultimate blunders—caused by our
economics? Humanity’s vandalism masquerades as science, yet it is merely a
misguided branch of Newtonian mechanics. Our economics, rooted in
*anthropocentrism*, has turned us into lunatics. And like true lunatics, we
believe that everyone else—except ourselves—is mad.

Our universities, tragically, join this insanity with enthusiasm. They
discard *symbiotic ecology* and embrace the destructive creed of economics.
In doing so, they abandon the true grammar of existence.

Economics, as we practice it, is destroying the very *cosmic purpose of
life*. Let us pray for the dawn of sanity in our universities, and let us
return to the wisdom of *symbiotic ecology*—the grammar of harmony.

Let us hope that at least one university will take the first step toward
sanity: by creating a *Free Nature Park*, untouched by human
interference—an offering of reverence back to the great, ever-unfolding
sentence of the Universe.
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✨ *Editor’s Note*

This version:

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   Preserves the *cosmic-metaphorical structure* of your essay.
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   Improves readability and flow through smoother transitions.
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   Clarifies complex ideas (especially around the grammar metaphor).
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   Enhances rhythm and rhetorical power without changing meaning.

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Would you like me to prepare a *publish-ready version* (formatted for a
journal, magazine, or website) with a short *author’s introduction and
summary paragraph*? That would make it presentation- or submission-ready.

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