Early morning over Texas, the full moon takes my attention. Everytime I see the moon I think about how rare it is for the celestial equivalent in millions of years of existence for earth--to exist and support life. The rarity is beyond astronomical; distance from the sun, speeds, matter, the moon, the planets, the chance of it all. And we are mini-anti-entropy machines. How'd that happen?
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