Losing Space

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The Last installment of a four part journey.

Consider it, what is objective distance? What makes a meter a meter if there is no relative measure for it? What makes a foot a foot if we had no one's feet to measure from?

If you compare the distance between your fingers from the perspective of your eyes, they would look not too far apart. If you were to consider the distance of your fingers by the perspective of an amoeba, it would be like Planetary orbits apart.

Technically, the air around you is space. Most of it is empty and full of nothingness between atoms that parse matter. Our body becomes a vessel that traverses through all this 'space' around us.

And from the perspective of a small micro-organism, we are hulking industrial giants of organic life, traversing space like large space ships.

Most small organism trapped in a pond are that of 2D beings with some options to explore a third dimension. Yet here we are, traversing freely above their realm and in our own in the 3D space. Sometimes we get some options to explore a fourth and fifth dimension,

most of the time, we explore unknowingly.