Not at the center of anything — at the exact midpoint of what physics can describe. Scroll down and travel 60 orders of magnitude, from quantum foam to the edge of the visible universe. Everything below is live: drag the scale engine, steer the solar system, test yourself.
One slider. Sixty powers of ten. Drag it and watch reality re-render — every stop is a real object at its real size, logarithmically placed exactly where it belongs.
Each card is a doorway. Read the number out loud — your brain will refuse. That refusal is the point.
A live simulation running below — planets orbit at true relative speeds (compressed 10-million-fold so you don't die of old age watching). Click a planet or a button to interrogate it.
Earth — the only confirmed place where matter reads essays about itself. Click another planet.
Everything you need was already on this page. Score 3/3 and you officially think in logarithms.
Every atom in you is older than the Earth. You sit halfway — in logarithmic truth — between the smallest flicker physics allows and the largest expanse light has ever crossed. That is not small. That is load-bearing.