Our Baryonic Nature

by Mac Tonnies

Astronomers are learning that the vast majority of the universe's matter takes a form that eludes casual analysis. We've found that we're an anomaly; if there's such a thing as a "galactic federation" or universal hive-mind, our baryonic nature might preclude membership.

Perhaps we're the outcasts, cosmic untouchables whiling away the millennia in the stale galactic margins.

So I write from a perspective of profound isolation -- existing, but only barely. And hoping the dark matter gods deign to materialize in our skies . . .

For more perspectives on why we don't exist visit The Huge Entity.