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Life and Perspective: Are We Just One of Earth’s Cells? We all know there is a delicate balance here on Earth from bacteria to people, but can it be said that our planet is one living being made up of “cells”? Certainly our existence has shaped the planet, but every piece of the puzzle is necessary. Are we a microorganism of Earth? Let’s look at the Complexity theory explained by Neil Theise, a Liver Pathologist and Stem Cell Specialist, that may suggest this very thing. According to his theory, individual interacting parts use feedback to self organize, adapt, and evolve, thereby acting as a whole. Like an ant colony: you need a certain number of ants to make a system, the more ants the more complex their tunnels become, there has to be negative feedback loops for self organization, and a low level of randomness for adaptability. He has found, “…adult stem cells can sort of be as flexible as embryonic stem cells…bone marrow cells could become liver cells or lung cells or skin cells of virtually any tissue in the body, but very rarely unless there’s a really severe injury of a particular type that would trigger it….this was an example of low level randomness in the system… Cells fulfill all those functions, and that means that our bodies are self-organizing cells, and not just our human cells…” Only an estimated 1% of the cells in our body are human, the rest being bacteria, which we need to survive. Dr Theise believes that sentience is first found at a cellular level, because cells can process information and react to it. We are a living eco-system, with individually thinking bacteria living off us to keep us alive. From our perspective our bodies look solid, but through a microscope we see they’re a collection of cells that only appear to be that way. Earth from afar is the same story; the closer you look the more creatures you can see. The cells in our bodies are hard at work, unconcerned with our petty problems, just as we are unaware of what’s happening past the scope of our satellites. The more we advance the more we find life is so much more complex than we could have imagined. I think of Men In Black, where a planet with life exists the size of a bell. We can’t today grasp how vast the universe is, is it possible our outer space is held in someone’s (or something’s) hand? We are such a small piece of this planet, and it will survive without us. From her perspective, we are an interchangeable minuscule part of her ecosystem. The difference is of course whose eyes you’re looking from – a person’s life is filled with struggle, sorrow, love, and anxiety, but to an ant you are an irrelevant part of a world they survive in. We believe we are the most important creatures here, but this is from our point of view. I suggest that every living creature lives their life. Cells maybe feel drawn to what they do, and they do it constantly. We may never know what it’s like to see what they see, to understand what drives them, just as they may never know they created a being that’s destroying the delicate balance. We’re only allowed a snapshot into another’s life, a bird on the wire for a second, but that bird is surviving with what they’ve been given and what they can get, just as we do. We may think we are living separate lives, but out of the chaos we are creating patterns, forming cities, and shaping the Earth. You and I adapt to the changes we encounter and (hopefully) grow from them, while humanity is evolving as a whole. All the pieces of our planet are acting according to their own motives while forming Earth as we know it. Is there a species we cannot comprehend studying us through a microscope, in the same way we research cells? Image Sources Comments Just think: all the atoms in your body are made up of 99.9% empty space. At the atomic level that’s all we are. In the smallest scale that we can observe there are only twelve particles of matter and four forces of nature that hold everything together and make up the entirety of this space we call a universe. When you take this and plug it into the multiverse theory it becomes an extremely complex and never-ending spiral. This is the next step in our evolution as a species. The discovery of the complexity and vastness of the universe will bring us to a massive perspective shift and ultimately the evolution of our consciousness. Now, if we can just stop fighting amongst each other and work toward our common goals, maybe we can survive long enough to see it happen.
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Život i perspektiva: Jesmo li samo jedan od Zemljinih stanica? Svi znamo da je delikatna ravnoteža na Zemlji od bakterija do ljudi, ali može li se reći da je naš planet je jedan dnevni koje se sastoji od "stanica"? Dakako, naša egzistencija oblikovala planet, ali svaki dio slagalice je potrebno. Jesmo li mikroorganizam iz Zemlje? Pogledajmo teoriji složenosti objasniti Neil Theise, Jetra patolog i matičnih stanica stručnjaka, koji mogu predložiti ovaj vrlo stvar. Prema njegovoj teoriji, pojedini dijelovi interakciji koristiti povratnu informaciju da samostalno organizirati, prilagoditi, i razvijati, tako djeluje kao cjelina. Poput mrava kolonija: Trebate li određeni broj mrava napraviti sustav, više mravi složeniji njihovi tuneli postali, mora postojati negativne povratne petlje za sebe organizaciju, i niska razina slučajnosti za prilagodljivosti. On je pronašao, "... Odrasle matične stanice mogu nekako biti što fleksibilniji embrionalnih matičnih stanica ... stanice koštane srži mogu postati stanice jetre ili pluća stanice ili stanice kože od gotovo bilo koje tkivo u tijelu, , ali vrlo rijetko, osim ako postoji stvarno teške ozljede od određene vrste koje bi ga pokrenule .... ovo je bio primjer niske razine slučajnosti u sustavu ... Stanice ispuni sve te funkcije, a to znači da su naša tijela samo-organiziranje stanice, i ne samo naše ljudske stanice ... " Samo procijenjena 1% stanica u našem tijelu su ljudi, Ostatak se bakterija, što nam je potrebno za opstanak. Theise vjeruje da sentience Prvo je na staničnoj razini, jer stanice mogu obraditi informacije i reagirati na to. Mi smo živi eko-sustav, individualno razmišljanja bakterije žive od nas da bi nas na životu. Iz naše perspektive naše tijelo izgleda čvrsto, ali kroz mikroskop vidimo da su skup stanica koje se pojavljuju samo da se na taj način. Zemlja iz daleka je ista priča; bliže pogledate na više stvorenja možete vidjeti. Stanice u našim tijelima su teško na poslu, nezainteresiran s našim sitnim problemima, baš kao što smo svjesni što se događa posljednjih opseg naših satelita. Više napredujemo više nađemo život je puno složeniji nego što smo mogli zamisliti. Mislim da je od ljudi u crnom, gdje je planet sa životom postoji veličinu zvono. Ne možemo danas shvatiti koliko je velika svemir, je li moguće naš svemir je održana u nečijem (ili nešto je) ruka? Mi smo, kao mali dio ovog planeta, i ona će opstati bez nas. Iz njezine perspektive, mi smo zamjenjivi ništavno dio njezina ekosustava. Razlika je, naravno, čije su oči tražiš od – život osobe je ispunjen borbom, tuga, ljubav, i anksioznost, ali da mrav ste nevažne dio svijeta oni preživjeti u. Mi vjerujemo da su najvažniji stvorenja ovdje, ali to je s naše točke gledišta. Ja smatram da je svako živo biće živi svoj život. Stanice možda privučeni onome što im je činiti, i to rade konstantno. Vjerojatno nikada nećemo znati što je želio vidjeti ono što vide, razumjeti ono što ih pokreće, baš kao što oni nikada neće znati oni stvorili biće koje uništava osjetljivu ravnotežu. Mi samo dopustiti snimku u tuđem životu, Ptica na žici na sekundu, , ali da je ptica je preživljavanje s onim što ti je dano i što oni mogu dobiti, baš kao što nam je činiti. Možemo misliti živimo odvojene živote, ali iz kaosa smo stvaranje obrazaca, formiranje gradove, i oblikovanje Zemlju. Vi i ja prilagoditi promjenama kojima se susrećemo i (nadajmo se) rastu iz njih, a čovječanstvo se razvija kao cjelina. Svi dijelovi našeg planeta djeluju prema vlastitim motivima, dok formiranja Zemlje kao što znamo. Postoji vrsta ne možemo shvatiti nas studiranje kroz mikroskop, na isti način na koji smo istraživati stanice? Slika Izvori Komentari Just think: all the atoms in your body are made up of 99.9% empty space. At the atomic level that’s all we are. In the smallest scale that we can observe there are only twelve particles of matter and four forces of nature that hold everything together and make up the entirety of this space we call a universe. When you take this and plug it into the multiverse theory it becomes an extremely complex and never-ending spiral. This is the next step in our evolution as a species. The discovery of the complexity and vastness of the universe will bring us to a massive perspective shift and ultimately the evolution of our consciousness. Sada, if we can just stop fighting amongst each other and work toward our common goals, maybe we can survive long enough to see it happen.