You are just an ant crawling across the back of a zebra that is grazing on some grass. But what are you doing there? Read to find out. Imagine an ant crawling across the stripes of a zebra. Don't ask me how or why he got there. Maybe there is some jaggery right on the top of the zebra's head. Maybe there isn't. Now don't get started about the idea of some jaggery on the top of some zebra's head. Because I want you to focus on the ant. Alright? Okay, now imagine the skin of the zebra spread out like a bed sheet. Yes, the zebra disappeared. Don't ask me how or why. The situation now is this– there is an ant walking across a surface that is black and white. But here, the stripes have extended massively. Earlier the ant was able to cross one stripe in 3 seconds but now it is taking quite some time for him to touch the black stripe when she's crawling through the white. You won't believe but there are some rules too! Rule number one is that the ant cannot go sideways because he's bound by tall walls on either side. You can imagine him on a train track. Also, there's another rule. Rule number two says he can't go backwards. Once a stripe is crossed, it is crossed forever. Now the game becomes interesting. There's no pattern to this game except for the surety of white after black and vice versa. Hell, the ant doesn't even know if some zebra or jaggery exists anymore. It is scary, very scary, because he has no idea how and when this game ends.
