The life of a man occupies some length in the world conceived as
a spatial extension. Some men occupy more, other less, according
to the degree their lives move on the things that composed the
world as a spatial extension. The movement is usually achieved
in a transitional way, which means by move the things to one
place to another, and also by multiplying the things, so that
they can express the progress of the world in acquiring much
extension. It is literally a great life that that belongs to an
individual who uses his powers to build things, to destroy
things and leave their remains in many places. For instance, the
hunter who spreads out the small aggregate of life possessed by
his prey on a greater surface: on the fire, in the dishes, in
the stomachs, in human beings. The expansion of life itself is
due to a succession of extinctions. For external observers, this
kind of great life is confirmed as such by the possibility it
provides to be told further. It shows its magnitude through the
length of the st