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| X-rays and broken hearts
Janet Kuypers 10/29/15 X-rays of small children show two rows of teeth, because once baby teeth are too small for the child, adult teeth push those baby teeth out, break through the gums and take over the job. And this is really remarkable — I mean, it’s not like your hair which can always grow out, and even though skin is the largest human organ it’s not like shedding and growing more skin, it’s not like cutting yourself and watching an organ heal. These are bones, because your body knows before you’re born what you need in life... And I wonder why genetics hasn’t figured out that we humans may need a new heart, a back-up, after it has been broken too many times. Because, after you’re been fired and someone there watches you collect your belongings and escorts you out forever, or after you’re sent you can’t remember how many résumés, and even if you’re interviewed, they never want you back. Or after you find your one true love, well, that’s when they move away, to get away from you forever. Or after your family dies, and you’re alone. After it feels like your heart is always about ready to break, it make me wonder why genetics hasn’t figured it out. We might need a back-up. Our heart can only take so much. |
