INTRODUCTION
elcome. And congratulations. I am delig you could make it. Getting easy, I kno, I suspect it tle toughan you realize.
to begin o be rillions of drifting atoms o assemblein an intricate and intriguingly obliging manner to create you. Its an arrangement sospecialized and particular t it ried before and t many years (icles , cooperative efforts necessary to keep you intact and let you experience t generally underappreciated state knoence.
oms take trouble is a bit of a puzzle. Being you is not a gratifying experience attomic level. For all ted attention, your atoms dont actually care about you-indeed, dont even kno you are t even kno ticles, after all, and not even t is a sliging notiont if you o pick yourself apart om at a time, you omic dust, none of o a single overarco keep you you.
t atoms are fickle and time of devotion is fleeting-fleeting indeed.
Even a long o only about 650,000 modestmilestone flas, or at some ot ts, for reasons unknoomsly disassemble, and go off to be ots it for you.
Still, you may rejoice t it all. Generally speaking in t doesnt, sofar as ell. toms t so liberally and congeniallyflock togeto form living tly toms t decline to do itelse may be, at try life is curiously mundane:
carbon, rogen, a little calcium, a das dusting ofots-not find in any ordinary drugstore-and tsall you need. t toms t make you is t they make you.
t is of course the miracle of life.
atoms make life in oty else;indeed, t