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A human (~1.7 m) is roughly 10^35 times larger than the Planck length (~1.6 × 10^{-35} m) but only ~2.6 × 10^{26} times smaller than the observable universe’s radius (~4.4 × 10^{26} m).
Divide those factors: 10^{35} / 2.6 × 10^{26} ≈ 400 million. That’s the gap ratio on a log scale—you sit much nearer the cosmic end than the quantum one.
Example: if the universe radius were Earth’s diameter, a human would still be city-sized while the Planck length would be a single atom.