Void and matter are intertwined, much like light needs darkness, and gain comes with pain. Even within matter, much remains void. We look up to the sky and down to the ground, flipping the convex to the concave, revealing more of the unknown. There is so much we do not know about our inner workings—how we function, cease to function, think, and came into being. The 'why' questions are the hardest to answer. Perhaps it is beneficial that we lack answers; it keeps us wondering, believing, and searching. Meaning can take many shapes and forms. It is certainly not void; it must be found where there is substance. One thing we do know is that substance and mass connect us, even when we are distant and vastly different from one another. Our perception of scale also shifts; we are minuscule in the universe yet immense compared to atoms. These dualities are essential for understanding our existence.
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