90% space

Posted January 29th, 2010 by candi

I read somewhere the other day (no idea where, and I can’t find a reference) that the human body is 90% space. That is, of each cell that makes up our kidney, liver, skin, blood, they are 90% space and 10% actual matter.

That is a bit like the spare room at the moment. The ‘stuff’ in there probably takes up about 10% of the space in there, of the height, depth and width of the room. 5% of that is worth keeping and the other 5% is boxes, furniture we don’t need right now, furniture that could be thrown out, things (photos) that belong elsewhere.

Baby steps…

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