An endless loop

It began as all things must.
It began with a thought.
A chasm of endless thoughts, the worries, the concerns, the hopes, the dreams of humanity all charged with an unknown science, and unexplored science, caused us. The voices of the future created us. The actions of the innocent made us.
In effect we created ourselves.
The evil, the guilty, the insane. They created evil. What is linked is the future is linked to the past. What we do now caused what we do now, an endless loop, again, and again, and again...
So, yes, the actions of the boy that stole the one chocolate bar from the shop, just to satisfy his sugar craving, caused the eternal fire, the murder, the torture of humanity, (although there was a lot more evil than that, and it wasn't just him.) And as to who created the world?
Nobody. It was all-ways there, all-ways present, before time itself, before existence itself, it existed. Before us, before life, before any God, there was Earth.
So who was the first human?
Adam was. Adam was the first human, randomly selected out of our thoughts that did not exist then but do now, and created from them. And Eve, the second human, was made from the thoughts of Adam. And there began the story of creation, the story of the forbidden fruit, the story of temptation.
And from that story begins our lives. And still today, we follow that story, or more accurately, we follow stories. They have grown strong on our imagination, grown power-full on the retelling, and from there we act upon them. Elements of every story can be found in everyone's lives, and these stories made by thoughts, which were made by us in the future. The loop continues. Ask yourself reader, what story do you follow, and from who's thoughts were they created?1

And when we die?
We end as all things must.
We end with a thought.2