Richard Feynman: Why It’s Physically IMPOSSIBLE for Earth to Be Ordinary

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Richard Feynman: Why It’s Physically IMPOSSIBLE for Earth to Be Ordinary

You know, the strangest thing is… Earth looks completely normal — until you look at it through the eyes of physics. We’ve lived on this planet for so long that we’ve grown familiar with it, to the point that no one even bothers to ask whether “normal” is really a fair description anymore. But if you and I sit here, and we start looking at everything the way a physicist is forced to look — down to the very smallest scale that nature allows — then suddenly Earth becomes something so bizarre that it’s hard to believe it even exists the way it does. To see whether Earth is normal or not, we can’t start with mountains, oceans, blue sky, or white clouds. No, that’s way too big. We have to zoom way down, smaller still, so small that no human intuition can handle it: the atom.

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