We are mostly nothing to a very very precise approximation of 100%.

Well, for sure, yes. But that nothing is definitely wibbly-wobbly, right?

This makes me think about just how bizarre we are at multiple levels. Quantum foam of nothing and probabilities, atoms and electrons and forces, then molecules making up DNA and cells, and then us enormously huge humans.

One of the most interesting molecules is the Ribosome, the 'player' if you wish of an RNA molecule that assembles proteins out of the soup it floats in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribosome

It's a real life nano-assembler and there are billions of them in your body (and about 10 million give or take per cell).

> 10 million give or take per cell

That just astounds and confounds me. An astonishing amount of stuff in just one cell! We're amazing beings at so many levels. Thank you for that link :)

Wait until you realize that the total length of all the DNA in a single cell is 3 Km... How's that for folding@home ;)