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Systems and structures and their cells
Capitalism and all that, all this big-tech stuff — any large corporation, whatever sweet little thing it may have been in the beginning, will in the end become a dumb, all-consuming monster. The essence is not only in the biggest structure itself, after all, but in its units, its cells — that is, in people.…
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Neuron is not transistor
“The main unit of a biological computer is a nerve cell, or neuron, which is internally very different from a (computer chip) transistor. Of course, the code through which neurons exchange information resembles the code based on a sequence of impulses used in digital computing machines, but an individual neuron is a much more sophisticated…
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Mechanism of acting
What we are—a combination of suborganized cells That original cell never actually stopped growing and sustaining life You originally consist of the same cell that came from your parents, which never stopped living before and continue in the same manner. It’s no surprise that highly sub-organized cells with limited reproduction functions, such as skin, are…