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In this brief spoken piece, Paul Woodley uses the metaphor of a vast net to illustrate the profound interconnectedness of all human beings. He describes how the net encompasses family, friends, cousins, and colleagues, extending to every person who has ever lived and will ever live. The net continues to expand across time until it reaches the shore, which he identifies as the end of the age, suggesting a final culmination of this universal connection.

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