100 Trillion Cells, One Soul You Can’t Miss

Assalamu Alaykum everyone, hope you're having a blessed day. So I'm just a math guy who likes to think logically about everything, and today I got this simple but kinda deep thought about who we really are and how it ties back to our iman in Allah. Science says our bodies are made up of like 100 trillion cells, each one living on its own. When you say "I," it's just some cells in your mouth and throat moving air around. But honestly, how do 100 trillion separate things suddenly become one single person? Materially speaking, there's no answer-but the same people who rely only on physical proof forget this every time they chat with someone. Just by talking to another human, you're forced to accept there's a unified soul you can't see under a microscope. We see this in courtrooms too. You get punished today for a crime years ago, even though most of your cells are long gone. Society just naturally believes in a non-physical "you" that doesn't change. And if someone says, "I only trust my own existence," even that falls apart. We got five senses, all using different nerves and brain parts, yet they blend perfectly to give us one experience. How? No material logic explains it. To me, it's like a sixth sense of being whole. If we ignore the spiritual side, we're just a messy pile of flesh and bones, no real compass. Worse, if you see humans as just atoms, why respect their feelings or rights at all? That thinking makes way for terrible stuff-murder, theft, you name it-because it strips away the sacredness of life. Islam sets this straight beautifully. The oneness we feel inside is a direct sign of Al-Wahid, The One. It's Allah who puts this single soul in us, closer than our own jugular vein. I figure if He pulled away even a bit, that feeling of being a unified self would just shatter. What do you all think about this?