All life is characterised as a giant chemical reaction that probably began in some sulphur-rich pools before capturing carbon and utilising its versatile chemical characteristics to cascade through evolution into an ever-changing multiplicity of life forms.
Here we are. We’ve extended our senses so that we can scrutinise everything from the miniscule to the almost infinite. And I am left floundering with fragments of thought, relics of belief, remnants of life.
