[Music] What will remain of you when you die. It's well known that we all become Earth. But where does the earth come from.You are what you eat. Let's take a closer look at the statement. Where does your food come from.The plant is the key. It has the ability to transform the earth into a form that we can incorporate in our bodies. We cannot eat soil directly and build our bodies with it.We need the plant in between and it transforms the earth into a form so that we can use it to build the cells of our body ...

[Music] [Applause] So my background is in computational neuroscience and applied math. Um I went to Google uh about 12 years ago and uh my my first number of years that that I was working there. The the main project was to add AI features to Android and Pixel phones.So uh most of the AI uh in in those phones uh over those years came from uh teams that I built. Uh some of these features are things like uh face unlocking and um music recognition. This feature called now playing.Uh we built um predictors of ne ...

Biological Composition & Symbiosis - The human body is composed of approximately 30 trillion human cells and 39 trillion microbial cells, indicating humans are outnumbered by microbes within their own bodies [1] - Symbiosis, or cooperation, is a fundamental aspect of biology, as important as competition in evolution [3] - Mitochondria, essential for eukaryotic life, evolved from bacteria through a symbiotic relationship [4] - Microbes in the digestive tract aid in breaking down indigestible foods and enhancing nutrient absorption [5][6] - E coli on the skin protect against harmful pathogens by providing a barrier against invaders [7] Genetic Diversity & Microbiome Impact - The human genome contains approximately 22,000 protein-coding genes, a surprisingly low number compared to other organisms [8] - Human biodiversity is significantly influenced by the microbiome, which shapes individual experiences throughout life [9][10] Ecological Perspective - Viewing the human body as a collective of organisms highlights the importance of balance and strength within this ecosystem [10] - Humans, like microbes on the planet's skin, have a responsibility to protect and preserve the Earth as a superorganism [11]