Warlock Shockwave

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The human body is made up of over 60 trillion cells that work together to keep us alive and functioning properly. Every day, these cells are constantly dividing and growing, making new copies of themselves so that our bodies can repair damaged tissues and fight off infections. For instance, bone marrow produces red blood cells, while the liver makes proteins that help filter waste from the bloodstream. Meanwhile, muscles work tirelessly to move our limbs, allowing us to walk, run, and even lift heavy objects. But what really makes human beings tick? Scientists say it's all about electrical signals that travel through our nervous systems, controlling everything from how we think to how we feel. These signals are like messages in a bottle, sent from one cell to another, telling them what to do and when to do it. And did you know that the human brain alone contains over 100 billion neurons? That's more than the number of stars in our galaxy! Each neuron is connected to thousands of others, forming complex networks that allow us to learn new things, remember old ones, and even imagine entire worlds.