Dai estimated the distant galaxies contain 2,000 planets for every star. That means trillions of planets probably reside there, he said, consistent with the rat

Dai estimated the distant galaxies contain 2,000 planets for every star. That means trillions of planets probably reside there, he said, consistent with the ratio of free-floating planets found in the Milky Way, which contains billions of planets. Huh. Sometimes it creeps on my mind how big the universe is and that everything is meaningless, on large scale. How we are controlled by such mundane things and neural pathways that follow some useless pattern but are too strong for us to change by our own. Oh well, guess I should get back to my drudgery.