Watchmanz
@Watchmanz
Staff at the US embassy in Copenhagen have removed 44 flags decorated with the names of Danish soldiers that were killed in Afghanistan.
https://www.euractiv.com/news/us-embassy-removes-flags-with-names-of-fallen-danish-soldiers/
Watchmanz The United States seems intent on disrespecting everyone and everything that dares to disagree with Trump. Copenhagen's mayor for environmental affairs, Line Barfoed called the move "disrespectful."
Maybe it's time the world stopped being respectful to the United States. Just bury the economy and watch it burn.
US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar sprayed with unknown substance at Minneapolis town hall
https://bit.ly/49JuO2e #usPol
Watchmanz “Regardless of how vehemently I disagree with her rhetoric — and I do — no elected official should face physical attacks. This is not who we are.”
Actually America ..... is it EXACTLY who you are! Your steady diet of movies and propaganda saying that it is ok to FIGHT if you disagree. Violence is the answer to everything in your society. Your heroes are movie stars who have huge battles on screen, and you idolise them because of that. None of them resolves issues with dialogue, compromise and understanding. You are raised on a steady diet of violence, guns rule your world, and you believe violence is ok if the other person is wrong - and they are wrong because you are right. You have been taught to hate.
Over 350 million people full of hate .... and you wonder why you have a violence issue.
What makes this model extraordinary is that it’s not artistic imagination. It’s built from real measurements gathered through cryo-electron microscopy, X-ray crystallography, NMR, and biochemical data. Every structure is placed at roughly correct scale and density, showing how crowded a living cell actually is.
Textbooks often show cells as empty sacs with a few floating parts. In reality, a eukaryotic cell is packed edge to edge with proteins, ribosomes, membranes, cytoskeletal filaments, and molecular machines in constant motion. There is almost no free space. Everything is interacting, colliding, binding, and unbinding every second.
This kind of cellular landscape helps scientists understand how life works at the molecular level. How signals propagate, how energy flows, how errors happen, and how diseases disrupt normal processes. It also makes one thing very clear: even a single human cell is more complex than any machine we have ever built.
You’re not looking at a diagram of life. You’re looking at a compressed universe of chemistry, running nonstop inside every one of your cells, keeping you alive without you ever noticing it.
