From the ancient astronomers who first charted the stars to modern physicists probing the depths of space, humanity has always been driven by an insatiable curiosity to unravel the universe’s most profound mysteries. Our sense of wonder compels us to comprehend the incomprehensible, to see the unseeable. We speculate about places beyond the boundaries of human perception, imagining what we’d find in the hidden recesses of black holes. Alien intelligence? Portals to hellish alternate dimensions? Matthew McConaughey? But no matter how badly we want to know, we’ll probably never find out. This also happens to be true when it comes to guessing what’s going on inside the minds of people who didn’t vote in the June Democratic primary.
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Turnout For What
From the ancient astronomers who first charted the stars to modern physicists probing the depths of space, humanity has always been driven by an insatiable curiosity to unravel the universe’s most profound mysteries. Our sense of wonder compels us to comprehend the incomprehensible, to see the unseeable. We speculate about places beyond the boundaries of human perception, imagining what we’d find in the hidden recesses of black holes. Alien intelligence? Portals to hellish alternate dimensions? Matthew McConaughey? But no matter how badly we want to know, we’ll probably never find out. This also happens to be true when it comes to guessing what’s going on inside the minds of people who didn’t vote in the June Democratic primary.