You’re going to be a plankton a few trillion trillion trillion times.

Yeah. It becomes pretty incomprehensible.

Another fun way to frame it: 230 million years ago, it’s the middle of the Triassic and dinosaurs are getting their start.

So, (very roughly) from around the time dinosaurs first appeared until now (with all the evolution and extinction in between that eventually led to today’s animals and humans, including all of human societal and technological development squeezed in at the very end) the solar system has orbited the galaxy one time.

It’s definitely neat. That said, given that each orbit takes like 230 million years, it’s pretty easy to shift back into the realm of the mind boggling.