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Is the average human being closer to the size of the entire observable universe or closer to 1 planck lenght?

On a scale that ranges from 1 plank lenght to 93 billion light years where would the average human being fall on that scale? would we fall towards the lower end or the upper end of the scale?
gpt
The difference between a human and a Planck length is about the size of a human, and the difference between a human and the observable universe is about the size of the observable universe, so in absolute terms we're much closer to the size of the Planck length. 

In relative terms, the size of a human is about 1 m, the size of the Planck length is about 10^(-35) meters, and the size of the observable universe is about 10^27 meters (about 92 billion light years), so in relative terms we're closer to the size of the observable universe by a factor of almost a billion.

Put another way, there are far more Planck lengths in a human than human lengths in the observable universe.