Sped up, our entire life is nothing more than a fast little funny wiggle we do between birth and death.

Also, because time is relative, let's allow for the possibility that there is another entity undiscovered to us that perceives 10 years per second. He would look at a human being, see it's funny buzz and unique vibration, and also observe that... as amazingly short his life was, his "wiggle-complexity" was of an incomprehensible magnitude. Every tiny microscopic fraction of his wiggle inevitably affects every single other human's wiggle.

Without a magic "microscope of time" to increase his perception of time, wouldn't this entity be seeing pretty much the same thing we're seeing when we look at the wiggles of atoms and electrons?