
All of Humanity in Cells
细胞全人类
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Sharing the Books I Enjoy
Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
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🌟Sci-Fi Picks🌟
There are so many excellent science fiction books on my shelf! It feels like all the great authors these days write either science fiction or fantasy!
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This type of book requires a lot of information, and the author needs to be prepared. Otherwise, the writing will be nondescript. I have collected it, hoping not to keep it to death. It's rare to see a book like this. In particular, the title of the book is well chosen and will appeal to readers with special interests.
A little knowledge and some tips about cell lifespan
A question that comes to my mind is about cell lifespan and the upper limit of telomere division. In fact, cells did not have telomeres from the beginning, but why did they appear later? This involves a problem called yield. If there are no telomeres, cells will continue to divide and grow, and a problem will arise. The manufacturing of cells is extremely precise, and even the current level of human science and technology cannot achieve it. However, even extremely sophisticated machines will produce substandard products and defective cells, and then the defective cells will copy new defective cells to replace them. Replace normal cells, and the defective cells may copy more defective cells and enter a vicious cycle. Even if you don't die in the end, you will break away from the original cell form. This leads to the question I mentioned. The protagonist can control his own cells, so there is no It is necessary to increase telomeres, so we should not evolve inexplicably in the future. Evolution has a lifespan limit, which is inconsistent with the reality. Cell organelles can basically survive and be usable. They will not evolve deliberately. The author sees it and replies to me. The author sees it and replies to me. The author sees it and replies to me.
Has the author seen the 4.6 Billion repeats of evolution?
This is the first time I have seen such a weird popular science article, but Fengshen told the truth.
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I just watched Guigu Chat, and found this one again, so twice as happy
Why does a book like this have to have a female protagonist?
Damn it, it's a shame I subscribed so many, it's a waste of my feelings
The book is generally well written, but there is one point that made me unhappy. It's just that every time the protagonist sighs, he is too ignorant, giving people a feeling that he has never seen the world and is not calm enough. He has nearly 30 years of life experience, but he is like a 14-year-old child. I think it's okay to marvel at the first two golden rewards. After all, everyone has their first time, but every subsequent reward has always been "awesome" and "shocking", which feels unnecessary and has a strong sense of violation.
Come on, author! I like this novel very much. I also followed a similar one before, but the one he evolved in the end was the Zerg. After finishing the novel, I have been unable to find a similar novel. Come on, author I am still in school, but I will try my best to subscribe to the author😄