The more you notice the world around you, the more often you stop looking at what you usually pass by, the more closely you look into the routine of everyday life, stare intently into the eyepiece of a microscope or greedily catch the scenes of life with the camera's viewfinder, the richer the day becomes.
The world is no longer familiar. It becomes a new world again every time, for the first time, almost the way a child sees it. And perhaps that's why time feels different for an adult and a child.
It turned out that I've been living this way for many years now: observing skin cells, patients, people, cities, cultures, nature, and myself. Over time, individual observations began to form into an understanding. But the more you understand, the clearer it becomes how much remains misunderstood. That's why this channel appeared.
This is not a collection of ready-made answers. Rather, it is an invitation to joint observation. To questions, doubts, searching for patterns and trying to understand a little more than we understood yesterday.
You must admit that God watches us right through the dog’s eyes! How else can He watch us, people? And how else can one explain the dog’s look – sincere, speechless but understanding everything? This thought came to my mind 5 years ago though the events which had preceded it go back to the far year of 1998. Read more...
Application of this method allows to make a quantitative and functional characteristic of all the skin constituent elements for use in diagnosis.
However...s ago, my parents traveled to the Caucasian Mineral Waters. The mountains, the narzans, the clear air, and the long walks... Apparently, this is where my story began. At that time, I was a rather microscopic creature with a tail, but I was probably quite fast. According to biology, the fertilizing speed of a sperm cell is around 25 meters per second. This means that I was swimming much faster than I am now. However...
