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I always find it odd, and impossible, that our bodies are truly made of nothing. The atoms that make up our bodies are spaced so far apart that the vacuum between them basically takes up more space than the atoms themselves. This gives me the thought that we're really tied to the universe. For example, we're basically beings made of a small part of matter taking up a larger amount of volume. Within that volume is mostly nothing, the void. But we move, the void remains, the void stays still. As we move the void moves between our atoms, it provides us life, perhaps it is life. Perhaps the soul resides there. Again, atoms have magnetic fields because of their electricity, being a mass of something (an amorphous blob if you will) perhaps it captures this void, and the void and the soul remain as part of our life.

This has become a ranting blog. This idea came to me as I was waking up.