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The Immune System: The Invisible Army That Guards You (And Sometimes Rebels) 🛡️⚔️
From bacterial defense to the thymus and autoimmune diseases – how bodies of 30 trillion cells maintain order in chaos. Introduction: A Factory of 30 Trillion Cells 🏭Imagine the most complex factory in the world. It has 30 trillion worker cells (your cells), continuous transport routes (blood and lymphatic systems), and millions of daily visitors (food,…
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What is Life? When a Molecule Becomes a Being 🔬🌱
From viruses to virusoids: through the misty realm at the border of living and non-living. Introduction: The Most Important Division That Eludes Us 🌫️Living and non-living. It seems like the most basic division in nature – on one side a growing tree, on the other a stone. However, the closer we get to the very source…
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Did the Budgie Dream? In Memory of Little Mici 🕊️💔
Introduction: A Little Friend Whose Feathers Carried the Sky 🌌Tonight, my cage is too quiet. In the spot where my little budgie Mici would usually chirp to greet the evening, there is now only emptiness. He passed away on November 28th, leaving behind not just silence, but questions much deeper than expected for such a tiny…
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M-Theory: Witten’s Genius That Unified Five Different Worlds 🌐✨
Introduction: Five Paths in the Dark 🗺️ Imagine entering a labyrinth with five different entrances. Each leads through different corridors, different obstacles, and even seems to lead to completely different destinations. Until the 1990s, this is exactly what was happening in theoretical physics – there were five different string theories, each with its own equations, its…
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Is Darwin Still Alive? The Evolution of a Revolution 🧬
How one book sparked debates that have lasted 166 years – and why that’s the best thing that could have happened to it. 🌟 Introduction: The Unlikely Priest When “On the Origin of Species” was published on November 24, 1859, the world didn’t just shake – it was reshaped. What is often forgotten, however, is that…
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The Gut Microbiome: The Secret Conductor of Our Brain and Immunity
How the bacteria and archaea in our digestive tract control our mood, immune response, and even the development of our brain. Introduction: Our “Second Brain” in the GutImagine that inside each of us exists an entire ecosystem – a hidden organ – that communicates with our brain, influences our decisions, determines how anxious we will…
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Dr. Sima Marković: The Principle of Causality and Modern Physics 🧠⚛️
👉 Introduction: The Tragic Fate of an Intellectual and Revolutionary Sima Marković is primarily known as a politician and revolutionary, while his work in mathematics, physics, and the philosophy of science has been unjustly neglected. We can describe this significant Serbian and Yugoslav intellectual from the first half of the 20th century with a few…
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Near-Death Experiences (NDEs): A Scientific Aporia and a Path to a New Paradigm of Consciousness
Subtitle: Between dogma and denial: Why cases like Pam Reynolds demand a radically new approach to one of science’s greatest mysteries. Introduction: The Third Path – Between Blind Faith and Blind Skepticism Near-death experiences (NDEs) have become part of global online culture, a frequent and popular topic on social media. However, in this sea of sensationalist…
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The Future of Humanity: The Synergy of Evolution and Technology
Subtitle: How we went from being passers-by to becoming the architects of the biosphere and why awareness is our most powerful weapon. Introduction: From the Stone Age to the Age of Algorithms🔨 From the earliest archaeological sites, humans have been architects. The pyramids and the Great Wall still testify to our craftsmanship today, but our deepest mark lies…
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Pseudogenes: The Dead Sea of the Genome That Reveals Our Evolutionary Journey
Introduction: The Genomic Library of Unusable Code 📚Imagine you’re reviewing a software’s source code and you find huge sections of commented-out code, functions that are never called, and even parts with obvious syntax errors that prevent them from being compiled. An entire library of useless programs. Why would anyone keep this? This is exactly what happens…