Your Infinite Potential: Marvels of the Human Body

This post explores some of the most amazing aspects of the human body. Where do we come from? How does our body generate an experience of the world around us?

While writing these posts I've discovered some truly amazing things about the body, and so I wanted to share them all here in what is hopefully a motivational post.

Did you know that we are 50th cousins, you and I? Did you know that mitochondria were once a separate alphaproteobacteria - before they were assimilated into our bodies?
Did you know that you can survive with half a brain?
I was trying something a little different here, so I hope you enjoy it guys! This was a BIG edit only made possible thanks to a new computer with some serious horse-power. Some of the clips are stock footage or ready-made effects. Others were built by yours truly using my in-house “BioWorld 3D” software. If you’d like to learn more about that, stay tuned to the blog for a future post 😊
Happy New Year everyone, I hope it’s a fantastic one for you all!

[rolandrush]

This is the type of heterodox reality based thinking more movement and “lifestyle” advocates need to lean into.

[connor_got_no_excuses]

That was unbelievable, keep doing what your doing, "you can't be limitless without knowing your limitless"

[pranakhan]

This is next level, even for a channel devoted to personal evolution. Definitely sharing this with my tribe. Looking into your program; love your work

[SomsubhraMukharjee]

"And bye for now.. ".. always love that sir

[EC_]

You are really improving. It’s impressive.

[linocokolino]

Great video, really great stuff. But, I think you should of talked more about how We are consciousness and not the body, because this way it kind of promotes the indefication with the body.

[titoubrouwers]

10/10 Would love another video for 2022

[Kavan]

There's infinite potential in human evolution.

-Isaac Netero

[gordonramsey]

Could you make a video on how to strengthen knees and elbow joints?

[The_Aging_Warrior]

This is what Carl Sagan would have sounded like if he had been a workout guy :)

[theeye]

What is the limitations of human limitations?

[davidfloridia]

podrían ponerle en en español por favor

[captianamerica]

Dislikes are from those people who didn't evolved enough.

[guille_dlc]

No offense but this didn't really inspire me much. I preferred the videos that taught me things. These fun facts are better for video intros, like the one on the serrape effect (my favourite video of the Bioneer). This alien stuff isn't really my cup of tea