We’re microscopic in this universe. It’s like a bacteria colony in your morning turd wondering “why were we born, we’re so complex, we’re alive, we can reproduce!”. Except they’re the yardstick for comparison. Likewise we’re the only yardstick we have for comparison, of course we’re going to say we’re special, complex and unique. Yet there could be beings out there 10000 times more complex than us, just like we are to bacteria.

The entire universe is just a scale, from quarks to galaxy clusters. Zoom in close and you’ll probably see strings and quantum particles or some shit. Zoom out further and you’ll probably see the shape of the universe and what lies beyond. We’re literally nothing, a blimp in the universe. Born, live, die. That’s all we are. We’re literally less than the shit in our own toilet relative to the magnitude of the universe.

If people could truly comprehend just how insignificant we are, they would break down and fall into a deep dark depression. Think of all the trillions upon trillions of stars and galaxies and shit out there. If you think you’re insignificant, multiply that by billion^billion and you still wouldn’t get close to how insignificant we are.