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We amount to nothing. This is the simplest truth you’ll find on this page, we are one of near 7 billion people on a planet. If someone was chosen out of that 7 billion, just one, to receive any sort of notice or boon statistically the chances of you being picked are squat. If one person were to die, as people have a habit of doing the world would not stop turning, 1 in 7 billion isn’t noticeable, their friends and family will mourn their passing but the rest of the 7 billion probably won’t even realize.

We’re one planet, a small planet that is roughly 11 times smaller than Saturn our solar systems largest planet, we’re dwarfed next to it yet even more so by the sun roughly 100 times larger than earth. Near it Earth is but a pebble floating in its gravitational pull. When viewing the whole solar system we barely register as a dot. You are one of 7 billion on a pebble floating around the sun.

Our Galaxy contains roughly 30 billion suns in our arm of this galaxy, the Milky Way. Each one roughly sun-like and each one with planets similar to Jupiter, roughly 27 billion of them, with many smaller ones like earth in amongst them. Our sun is a marble in an industrial sized bag. You are 1 in 7 billion, on a pebble that floats around a marble in an industrial sized bag.

In our galaxy the milky way spins with many other arms in a spiral, within this spiral there are countless other suns, too many for scientists to even estimate with any degree of accuracy, it’s like an oversized truck hauling crates… an undefined number of crates. You are 1 in 7 billion on a pebble that floats around a marble in an industrial sized bag packed into a crate of bags stuffed into a truck.

In the entire universe there are an undefined number of galaxies just like ours. The universe is either infinite or constantly expanding, either way new galaxies are constantly forming, or an infinite number of galaxies already exist, like a highway packed bumper to bumper with trucks as far as the eye can see, no matter how long you walk next to the road. You are 1 in 7 billion on a pebble that floats around a marble that sits inside an industrial sized bag packed with other bags in a crate stuffed in an oversized truck with an undefined number of other crates, in a traffic jam of trucks filled with the same thing stretching as far as the eye can see…

Can you even begin to contemplate how infinitely small that is in relation to the universe? If our whole planet died no one would notice. If our whole solar system died, no one would notice, if the entire Milky Way vanished still no one would notice, our entire galaxy would have to completely disappear for it to make a tiny dot of light vanish on the giant map that is the universe. We amount to absolutely nothing, no one else cares about us and statistically speaking never will.

The only person that will care about our planet will be us, the only people who will care about you are your loved ones, the only difference you, a spec of dust on a planetary speck of dust on a glactical spec of dust in the universe, will make on anything is the difference you make to your loved ones, so take care of our world, take care of yourself and take care of your loved ones, don’t fight with your brothers and sisters regardless of their looks or personal preferences because if we don’t look after ourselves or our planet no one else will, no one will even notice enough to care…

Description
We amount to nothing. This is the simplest truth you’ll find on this page, we are one of near 7 billion people on a planet. If someone was chosen out of that 7 billion, just one, to receive any sort of notice or boon statistically the chances of you being picked are squat. If one person were to die, as people have a habit of doing the world would not stop turning, 1 in 7 billion isn’t noticeable, their friends and family will mourn their passing but the rest of the 7 billion probably won’t even realize.

We’re one planet, a small planet that is roughly 11 times smaller than Saturn our solar systems largest planet, we’re dwarfed next to it yet even more so by the sun roughly 100 times larger than earth. Near it Earth is but a pebble floating in its gravitational pull. When viewing the whole solar system we barely register as a dot. You are one of 7 billion on a pebble floating around the sun.

Our Galaxy contains roughly 30 billion suns in our arm of this galaxy, the Milky Way. Each one roughly sun-like and each one with planets similar to Jupiter, roughly 27 billion of them, with many smaller ones like earth in amongst them. Our sun is a marble in an industrial sized bag. You are 1 in 7 billion, on a pebble that floats around a marble in an industrial sized bag.

In our galaxy the milky way spins with many other arms in a spiral, within this spiral there are countless other suns, too many for scientists to even estimate with any degree of accuracy, it’s like an oversized truck hauling crates… an undefined number of crates. You are 1 in 7 billion on a pebble that floats around a marble in an industrial sized bag packed into a crate of bags stuffed into a truck.

In the entire universe there are an undefined number of galaxies just like ours. The universe is either infinite or constantly expanding, either way new galaxies are constantly forming, or an infinite number of galaxies already exist, like a highway packed bumper to bumper with trucks as far as the eye can see, no matter how long you walk next to the road. You are 1 in 7 billion on a pebble that floats around a marble that sits inside an industrial sized bag packed with other bags in a crate stuffed in an oversized truck with an undefined number of other crates, in a traffic jam of trucks filled with the same thing stretching as far as the eye can see…

Can you even begin to contemplate how infinitely small that is in relation to the universe? If our whole planet died no one would notice. If our whole solar system died, no one would notice, if the entire Milky Way vanished still no one would notice, our entire galaxy would have to completely disappear for it to make a tiny dot of light vanish on the giant map that is the universe. We amount to absolutely nothing, no one else cares about us and statistically speaking never will.

The only person that will care about our planet will be us, the only people who will care about you are your loved ones, the only difference you, a spec of dust on a planetary speck of dust on a glactical spec of dust in the universe, will make on anything is the difference you make to your loved ones, so take care of our world, take care of yourself and take care of your loved ones, don’t fight with your brothers and sisters regardless of their looks or personal preferences because if we don’t look after ourselves or our planet no one else will, no one will even notice enough to care…