The Pattern

What is the difference between humanity and a burning piece of wood?

Both needs oxygen to survive.
Both needs something to consume to stay alive.
Both turns gray
as time fades away.
Both have byproduct, because of consumption.
Both needs to spread as a primary function.

A fire is perhaps nothing more than a chemical reaction, thus humanity is nothing more than a more complex chemical reaction. The variety of matter that forms part of our body simply means we will burn or react differently than a simple piece of wood.

Billions of cells can be found in one body.
Billions of people can be found on one planet.
Billions of planets can be found in one galaxy.
Billions of galaxies can be found in one ?

Before life could evolve it needed allot of oxygen. Oxygen gave movement to the cells.
Before planets could evolve it needed allot of space. Space gave movement to planets.
I am a firm believer than even space evolved in a sense. If you imagine a positive and negative force that attracts each other. Almost like two magnets against each other. What would happen if both the positive and negative force constantly got more and more. Sooner than later those forces would not withstand the pressure anymore and it would start break in the middle were there is the most pressure. The entire "magnet" would not break. Those particles of the broken positive and negative sides would now be able to roam free in the space that was created because of the fracture. Now the question is, how do you increase the positive and negative force? If we look at the 4 forces of the universe, one of them is electromagnetic. Thus the answer could be electricity.

Thus anyone else have some theories on how life could have evolved from 1 thing?