“I” am a collection of cells.
some expressly invited by “my” genes
others are interlopers, “my” guts their cross-town bus
but these interlopers defend “me” daily
fending off worse marauders
thankfully
so “I” let them stay inside “me”
“my” greatest shame? “I” am a slave owner.
the mitochondria in “my” cells are trapped and forced to serve “me”
all this begs one fundamental question,
am “I” really just a “me?”
or a whole society?
If “my” parts
needn’t be fully integrated
where do “I” end and “you” begin?
can “I” say that “I” have been everywhere?
well, everywhere on this tiny, spherical-ish speck of galactic dust?

A physicists view of the world…bit after bit, some being well-bonded, others less so. Does our view of bonding keep our mortal bodies from walking through walls as easy as we do air? Is air nothing…of course not. Is space empty…of course not – it’s black space. Too sublime even for monks to overcome and utilize.
Later…
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