This thought-object is like a plant process that depicts the human condition. It attempts to come to grips with the totality of what it means to be human, from birth to death. In a sense it is a model for the ontology of the human life as it deals with the almost impossible coincidences arising from the intersection of seemingly possible events with real events in one's life. This object is also a fractal of sorts because the event of death is interpreted to be a macrocosm of childhood, suggesting a sense of repetition or reincarnation. It serves as a basis for the following thought-objects as its is the container for the human psyche, and so it contains our models of cognition and models of idea creation.