Dr. Brian Keating

And the pie chart would have the following.

It would have these different components and it would have matter like you and I are made up of, protons, neutrons, in my case, croutons, baseballs, whatever you want.

It has all this matter in it.

And then it has different forms of what's called radiation, which sounds scary, but it's just light or radio waves, Wi-Fi, et cetera.

He wrote down how much energy is in the form of light, radiation, gamma rays, X-rays, whatever.

And then you wrote down, well, what's in the form of these other two components that we know to exist, but I'll tell you more about them in just a second.

He wrote down dark matter and dark energy.

So there's like four components on this pie chart.

Matter, radiation...

Dark matter or dark energy.

And then you said, well, what does the pie chart look like?

Well, it would be about 70% dark energy.

It would be about 29% dark matter, so to speak.

And then it would be 1% everything else.

So you and I are kind of the, not even the foam on the latte, Ryan.

We're like the cinnamon sprinkled dust.

You know, you go to Starbucks.

We're like nothing.

Literally, we're like 1%.

And by the way, most of the matter in the universe, if you took that 1%, now you can chunk it up into other things, right?