humanology
three hundred million cells die
in the human body every minute
we’re born with three
hundred bones but have only
two hundred and six by adulthood
certain suspicions must
stay lost.
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the strongest muscle in the body
is the tongue which explains
our fascination with voice
eighty-five percent of our brains
are water so by floating
we may still know ourselves
every tooth has
fifty-five miles of canal in it
it is impossible to kill yourself
by holding
your breath.
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the brain itself cannot feel pain
it operates on the same amount
of power as a ten watt light bulb
our noses can recognize fifty thousand
scents many strongly tied to memories
the ashes of a cremated body
average about
nine pounds.