Biological Machines

We, the humans, and all other living beings on this magnificent planet, are nothing more than machines, just like all the other machines we have created. The only difference between us and ordinary machines is that they are all technical machines, but we are biological machines that go through a variety of biological processes.

All of the ordinary machinery that we built are powered by energy that we extracted from nature by transforming accessible resources into necessary forms (e.g., electricity, gasoline, fossil fuels, etc.), but in the end, everything comes from nature and returns to it. The energy that humans (the biological machinery) require for survival is also derived from nature in the form of cosmic energy derived from space.

Electromagnetic energy within us

The so-called soul, which we humans regard as our vital force, is nothing more than an electromagnetic energy, and the aura that surrounds us is nothing more than the active field of the electromagnetic energy within us.

We repair traditional machinery by replacing the essential parts and making the necessary alterations in order to increase their lifetime. Similarly, in order to lengthen our lives, we must undergo required repairs and alterations within our biological machineries through medical treatments and organ transplantations.

Aura of the humans 

All traditional machines will have a limited lifespan after which they will be deemed useless for their intended purpose and scrapped by us ( the creators of those machines). Biological machines, like all other devices, have a finite lifespan beyond which they cease to operate, despite several attempts at repair. As a result, the natural world from which these biological machines arose will abandon them.

Artificial intelligence- a threat to humans

Artificial intelligence is now the most advanced machine produced by humans, and it will pose a severe threat to its creators (humans) in the years ahead. We, the humans, are the superior biological machines (artificial intelligence) among all other species that have evolved from nature, and we now pose a severe threat to the environment.

Humans damaging the nature

Finally, if we don’t stop damaging the nature, all the biological machines existing in this world will be wiped out leaving no traces of life.

SAVE NATURE AND SAVE THE WORLD 

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                                                                                                                  Nagarjuna Reddy W