By that logic we don’t know anything. Don’t even know what colour shirt you are wearing.

No really. Thats a pretty substantial amount of time even relative to the time of the Big Bang. Especially when you consider how long it takes for life to form at random.

And even then, after millions of years, an advanced civilization could probably find traces of us on this tiny rock. Even after 100’s of millions of years.

That’s what a troll would say. Spelling mistakes included.

Must be a troll. Nobody is actually this dumb.

3 fuckin miles

No road sign in the world is visible from 3 miles away. That’s my point. The human visual field doesn’t allow that. Even 1 mile is pushing it.

And no need to be rude.

I don’t even think the human eye can identify a stop sign from 3 miles away. So that’s not really valuable information.

I mean the same can be said in reverse. It’s entirely possible that you can infinitely zoom in on the world just like how one could infinitely zoom out.

It’s all relative. To the bacteria that call your digestive system home. To the viruses that come in contact with you. To the molecules that make these creatures up. And the atoms and subatomic particles that are the building blocks of matter.

You are their universe.

Thanks! I actually have a degree in Cognitive and Brain Sciences, and I’m embarrassed to admit I know very very little about Parkinson’s disease. A lot of my studies were focused on cognition and memory as opposed to neurodegenerative disease.

Wait so the actual movements made by people with Parkinson’s are the result of the medication itself?

That’s interesting. Happy to learn this.