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Every now and then, a truth about the universe will, like a lightning bolt or a shooting star, hit the world and inspire adoration and wonder with its unspeakable awesomeness.

This ad for Volvo trucks doesn't quite reach that level of amazing, but it comes Damme close. (Sorry.)

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