Don't feel sad. If you look at a set of all ever existing humans, the number that ever interact is incredibly small. Even if in the same vicinity, and time, e

Don't feel sad. If you look at a set of all ever existing humans, the number that ever interact is incredibly small. Even if in the same vicinity, and time, eg same apartment building, subway, street, driving down the road, there is often zero interaction. Really, humans interact very rarely too. Yet, humans do interact, in meaningful ways. Thus, it is likely the same for photons. This theory also explains why, with the rarity of human interaction, I am unmarried. In fact, it probably explains it on multiple levels.