Within our world there is life unseen by the naked eye. By comparison, we are microscopic to the outer solar systems much bigger than our own. Within our own bodies, millions of living cells, within a spoonful of dirt... Seemingly finite, Earth, only one millionth the size of our sun, yet by the galaxy's standards, miniscule, and, can fit a million times into a sun in an outer solar system and so on... To deny that there is other life within our universe is to deny the billions of microscopic bacteria and millions of fungi within one teaspoon of healthy soil. Perhaps we are just microscopic cells in an untouched puddle of time in a bigger galaxy vulnerable to a cosmic convergence. Perhaps we are the microscopic cells that affect or are affected by a life much bigger much bigger than we can see or imagine.

Demian