My recent studies have taken me into the wonderful world of reality, consciousness and perception. One element I've written about is how when considering both the macro and micro, one can suspend one's normal understanding of reality. So, for example, at macro level, you only need to consider the vastness of the universe and its implications on time and space for the mind to start really boggling. At micro level, as illustrated here, even with cheap lens adapter, you can see how things begin to change as a water droplet appears unconstrained by gravity, its shape miraculously held in a bubble shape. I'm sure that once you get to the sub atomic world, the world of Higgs, Boson, Zyskowski and all those guys, I'm sure all hell breaks loose. When you think about it, there's no reason why the inner universe, in its own way, isn't actually as vast as the outer one.