Synopsys
Is it possible that when life emerges on a planet, it inherits the planet's internal structure and interconnected processes?
This book explores how Earth's history, evolution, and natural landmarks are mapped to the structure and growth of our own human body.
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In this book, through engaging and innovative maps and illustrations, we will examine the patterns that shape our history, Earth’s geography, and geology from the perspective of human biology.
Are there parallels between ancient civilizations like the Sumerians or Mesopotamians and how our own midbrain evolves?
Did Silk Road traders play a similar role for Earth as certain connections in our bodies that help things like nutrients and hormones move around?
What do Lake Victoria and your aorta have in common?
Are these patterns for real or are they just mind-blowing coincidences?
Why is this book special?
The Biolink's first edition offers a unique and unfiltered glimpse into novel information.
This is the debut of extraordinary insights, and an exclusive opportunity to be part of something new, original, and exciting. Embracing hypotheses but leaving room for further exploration, this edition showcases the inner workings of the author's thoughts and ideas.
While future versions of this book will evolve and improve upon its formulations, the inaugural edition holds the distinction of being the first in this potentially groundbreaking series.
This may also be the only edition with a community investigation and research reward level.
Themes
Each chapter explores a specific theme, using disciplines like history, biology, anthropology, geology, and more to form hypotheses and conduct investigative research. However, we won't reveal all the details upfront, as we want to preserve the excitement of solving the mysteries together. Think of it as a thrilling detective journey where we piece together clues from various fields to gain a deeper understanding of our world. Get ready for an engaging intellectual adventure!
Social Sciences
History, Geography Anthropology, even Political Sciences and International Relations play a significant role in our journey
Physical Sciences
Geology, Oceanology, Atmospheric and Earth sciences come into play and help us form hypotheses and draw similarities
Biological Sciences
Our journey follows human embryonic development to explain the planetary evolution from biology's perspective