The following will probably make no sense, and I'll probably have to go back and reorganize my thoughts when I understand them myself (probably not). But I don't want to forget this, so I'm just "jotting" it down (I find these expressions so much more amusing because of the lack of their virtual counterparts - maybe speedtyping or something?) to have a "record" somewhere.

First: Realizing that you're you.
Isn't that amazing?
It's only then that you can really understand what it means to be self aware. I wonder if anyone else has had a moment when they suddenly stop and think to themselves, "Woah, I'm ALIVE. And I can do whatever I want right now, because I'm me and I control this person, this body, this soul..."

Yeah, I just had to get that out. I have no idea what I'm saying, as usual. :-)

Second:

I'm always thinking about the parallel universes thing - one of the theories that says that whatever scenario you can imagine, it exists in one of an infinite amount of parallel universes.
But there's a problem with this theory. In order for a certain scenario to exist, an infinite amount of events have to occur in a specific way before that scenario happens in order for it to happen. What if there's just no possible sequence of events that can lead to that specific scenario? That would make the scenario impossible, and that would mean that NOT everything we imagine can be a "true statement" or a solid way of things somewhere else.

Yes, that made no sense. But hey, I warned you, didn't I?

Hmmm...