Allen Young

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For advancing human longevity biotech, and other medical biotechnologies, I study all the veins in the human body, and I aim to perform brand-new biotechnological researches on the human-body veins for advancing medical biotech, such as human-body veins manufacturing and replacement biotech for medical applications.I'll go over all the names of the human-body veins, in this publication, as a part of my biotech R&D endeavors, using Wikipedia as the main reference.(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)The human-body veins include veins of the heart, pulmonary veins, superior vena cava, inferior vena cava, hepatic portal vein.Veins of the heart include coronary sinus, which include great cardiac vein, oblique vein of left atrium, middle cardiac vein, small cardiac vein.Superior vena cava include brachiocephalic vein, internal jugular vein, cerebral veins, orbital veins, azygos vein, veins of upper limb.Brachiocephalic vein include inferior thyroid vein, inferior laryngeal vein, pericardial veins, pericardiophrenic veins, bronchial veins, vertebral vein, deep cervical vein, internal thoracic veins, supreme intercostal vein. Vertebral vein include occipital vein, and anterior vertebral vein. Internal thoracic veins include superior epigastric veins, musculophrenic veins, and anterior intercostal veins.Internal jugular vein include lingual vein, superior thyroid vein, middle thyroid veins, sternocleidomastoid vein, superior laryngeal vein, facial vein, retromandibular vein, external jugular vein, dural venous sinuses, diploic veins, emissary veins.Lingual vein include dorsal lingual veins, sublingual vein, and deep lingual vein.Facial vein include angular vein, supratrochlear veins, supra-orbital vein, external nasal veins, deep facial vein, external palatine vein, submental vein.Retromandibular vein include superficial temporal veins, middle temporal vein, transverse facial vein, maxillary veins, pterygoid plexus.External jugular vein include posterior auricular vein, anterior jugular vein, suprascapular vein, transverse cervical veins.Dural venous sinuses include transverse sinus, confluence of sinuses, marginal sinus, occipital sinus, petrosquamous sinus, sigmoid sinus, superior sagittal sinus, inferior sagittal sinus, straight sinus, inferior petrosal sinus, superior petrosal sinus, cavernous sinus, sphenoparietal sinus.Cerebral veins include superficial cerebral veins, internal cerebral veins, veins of brainstem, cerebellar veins. Internal cerebral veins include basal vein, and great cerebral vein.Orbital veins include superior ophthalmic vein, and inferior ophthalmic vein. Superior ophthalmic vein include nasofrontal vein, ethmoidal veins, lacrimal vein, vorticose veins, ciliary veins, central retinal vein, episcleral vein.

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The Run-Time Evaluation of Method Invocation sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Compute Target Reference (If Necessary), Evaluate Arguments, Check Accessibility of Type and Method, Locate Method to Invoke, Create Frame, Synchronize, Transfer Control. The Method Reference Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Compile-Time Declaration of a Method Reference, Type of a Method Reference, Run-Time Evaluation of Method References.(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)The Postfix Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Expression Names, Postfix Increment Operator ++, Postfix Decrement Operator --. The Unary Operators section has the following sub-sections: Prefix Increment Operator ++, Prefix Decrement Operator --, Unary Plus Operator +, Unary Minus Operator -, Bitwise Complement Operator ~, Logical Complement Operator !. The Multiplicative Operators section has the following sub-sections: Multiplication Operator *, Division Operator /, Remainder Operator %. The Additive Operators section has the following sub-sections: String Concatenation Operator +, Additive Operators (+ and -) for Numeric Types. The Relational Operators section has the following sub-sections: Numerical Comparison Operators <, <=, >, and >=, The instanceof Operator. The Equality Operators section has the following sub-sections: Numerical Equality Operators == and !=, Boolean Equality Operators == and !=, Reference Equality Operators == and !=. The Bitwise and Logical Operators section has the following sub-sections: Integer Bitwise Operators &, ^, and |, Boolean Logical Operators &, ^, and |. The Conditional Operator ? : section has the following sub-sections: Boolean Conditional Expressions, Numeric Conditional Expressions, Reference Conditional Expressions. The Assignment Operators section has the following sub-sections: Simple Assignment Operator =, Compound Assignment Operators. The Lambda Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Lambda Parameters, Lambda Body, Type of a Lambda Expression, Run-Time Evaluation of Lambda Expressions. The switch Expressions section has the following sub-sections: The Switch Block of a switch Expression, Run-Time Evaluation of switch Expressions.The Definite Assignment chapter has the following key sections. Definite Assignment and Expressions, Definite Assignment and Statements, Definite Assignment and Parameters, Definite Assignment and Array Initializers, Definite Assignment and Enum Constants, Definite Assignment and Anonymous Classes, Definite Assignment and Member Classes and Interfaces, Definite Assignment and Static Initializers, Definite Assignment, Constructors, and Instance Initializers. The Definite Assignment and Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Boolean Constant Expressions, Conditional-And Operator &&, Conditional-Or Operator ||, Logical Complement Operator !, Conditional Operator ? :, switch Expressions, Other Expressions of Type boolean, Assignment Expressions, Operators ++ and --, Other Expressions.

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Radial artery has forearm, wrist/carpus, hand. forearm has radial recurrent. wrist/carpus has Dorsal carpal branch (dorsal carpal arch), Palmar carpal branch (deep palmar arch). hand has Superficial palmar branch (princeps pollicis, radialis indicis artery, superficial palmar arch).Ulnar artery has forearm, and wrist/carpus. forearm

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Many people are driven by what they couldn't and didn't have while growing up.In other words, many people are driven by their childhood psychological deficiencies.Unintelligent people let their childhood psychological deficiencies and insecurities run and ruin their lives; intelligent people let their careful calculation, analysis, and planning run and prosper their lives.Many, if not most, people are irrational creatures and are driven by their emotions and impulses and base desires, not by rational thinking, analysis and conclusions.(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)Many, if not most, people do not rationally and scientifically analyze the consequences of their desires and actions before making their decisions and actions.Many, if not most, people have enormous regrets in their lives, because they don't think enough and they don't accept the truths as they are; for example, many, if not most, people don't think ahead before making decisions and taking actions, hence end up regretting their decisions and actions.Many, if not most people are driven by their base desires, not by rational thinking and logical analysis that consider potential outcomes and consequences before making decisions and taking actions.Some people's behaviors are driven by their psychological deficiencies. For example, even though validation-seeking behaviors can be harmful and even detrimental to one's well-being, an unpopular kid in school grows up to seek validation from others, because he or she wanted to feel popular and be wanted by others while growing up, but couldn't be.How does one's childhood experiences and memories dictate one's adulthood decisions and actions? In my Unified Humanity Science, I'll find out the exact causes and consequences of the human-brain memory based human behaviors, along with human-genes based human behaviors.

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Caplitalism is democracy in the sense that people vote on businesses and human workers with their wallets.Capitalism empowers the people, because it gives the people the ultimate economic decision-making power.In capitalism, the businesses with the products that people want to pay for survive, stay alive, and even thrive, whereas the the businesses that people do not want go extinct.In capitalism, the people with no market-demanded skills don't get hired and paid, whereas the people with market-demanded skills do get hired and paid.(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)In capitalism, the people are the ultimate economic decision makers, whereas in socialism and communism, political dictators are the ultimate economic decision makers.Caplitalism is economic democracy, economic freedom to choose, and economic intelligence, whereas socialism and communism are economic dictatorship, economic authoritarianism, economic tyranny, and economic stupidity.Intelligent people embrace and cherish capitalism, and end up with prosperity; stupid people embrace and cherish socialism and communism, and end up with poverty.The ultimate end of capitalism is always prosperity; the ultimate end of socialism and communism is always poverty.Capitalism is for intelligence people; socialism and communism are for stupid people.You're intelligent when you embrace capitalism; you're stupid when you embrace socialism and communism.Lazy and incompetent people get economically punished in capitalism for their laziness and incompetence, whereas lazy and incompetent people get economically rewarded in socialism and communism for their laziness and incompetence.Capitalism couldn't be more economically right; socialism and communism couldn't be more economically wrong.Capitalism is the way to be for the intelligent people; dumb people try socialism and communism for a while, then they inevitably give up on socialism and communism because socialism and communism never work, and always create abject, miserable, pathetic, and tragic poverty.

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The Annotations section has the following sub-sections: Normal Annotations, Marker Annotations, Single-Element Annotations, Where Annotations May Appear, Multiple Annotations of the Same Interface.The Arrays chapter has the following key sections. Array Types, Array Variables, Array Creation, Array Access, Array Store Exception, Array Initializers, Array Members, Class Objects for Arrays, An Array of Characters Is Not a String.(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)The Exceptions chapter has the following key sections. The Kinds and Causes of Exceptions, Compile-Time Checking of Exceptions, Run-Time Handling of an Exception. The Kinds and Causes of Exceptions section has the following sub-sections: The Kinds of Exceptions, The Causes of Exceptions, Asynchronous Exceptions. The Compile-Time Checking of Exceptions section has the following sub-sections: Exception Analysis of Expressions, Exception Analysis of Statements, Exception Checking.The Blocks, Statements, and Patterns chapter has the following key sections. Normal and Abrupt Completion of Statements, Blocks, Local Class and Interface Declarations, Local Variable Declarations, Statements, The Empty Statement, Labeled Statements, Expression Statements, The if Statement, The assert Statement, The switch Statement, The while Statement, The do Statement, The for Statement, The break Statement, The continue Statement, The return Statement, The throw Statement, The synchronized Statement, The try statement, The yield Statement, Unreachable Statements, Patterns. The Local Variable Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Local Variable Declarators and Types, Local Variable Declaration Statements. The if Statement section has the following sub-sections: The if-then Statement, The if-then-else Statement. The switch Statement section has the following sub-sections: Switch Blocks, The Switch Block of a switch Statement, Execution of a switch Statement. The while section has the following sub-sections: Abrupt Completion of while Statement. The do Statement section has the following sub-sections: Abrupt Completion of do Statement. The for Statement section has the following sub-sections: The basic for Statement, The enhanced for statement. The basic for Statement sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Initialization of for Statement, Iteration of for Statement, Abrupt Completion of for Statement. The try statement section has the following sub-sections: Execution of try-catch, Execution of try-finally and try-catch-finally, try-with-resources.

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The try-with-resources sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Basic try-with-resources, Extended try-with-resources. The Patterns section has the following sub-sections: Kinds of Patterns, Pattern Matching.The Expressions chapter has the following key sections. Evaluation, Denotation, and Result, Forms of Expressions, Type of an Expression, Floating-point Expressions, Expressions and Run-Time Checks, Normal and Abrupt Completion of Evaluation, Evaluation Order, Primary Expressions, Class Instance Creation Expressions,(Early-plugs insertion point. A few seconds of silence in audiovisual.)Array Creation and Access Expressions, Field Access Expressions, Method Invocation Expressions, Method Reference Expressions, Postfix Expressions, Unary Operators, Cast Expressions, Multiplicative Operators, Additive Operators, Shift Operators, Relational Operators, Equality Operators, Bitwise and Logical Operators, Conditional-And Operator &&, Conditional-Or Operator ||, Conditional Operator ? :, Assignment Operators, Lambda Expressions, switch Expressions, Constant Expressions. The Evaluation Order section has the following sub-sections: Evaluate Left-Hand Operand First, Evaluate Operands before Operation, Evaluation Respects Parentheses and Precedence, Argument Lists are Evaluated Left-to-Right, Evaluation Order for Other Expressions. The Primary Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Lexical Literals, Class Literals, this, Qualified this, Parenthesized Expressions. The Class Instance Creation Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Determining the Class being Instantiated, Determining Enclosing Instances, Choosing the Constructor and its Arguments, Run-Time Evaluation of Class Instance Creation Expressions, Anonymous Class Declarations. The Anonymous Class Declarations sub-section has the following sub-sub-section: Anonymous Constructors. The Array Creation and Access Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Array Creation Expressions, Run-Time Evaluation of Array Creation Expressions, Array Access Expressions, Run-Time Evaluation of Array Access Expressions. The Field Access Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Field Access Using a Primary, Accessing Superclass Members using super. The Method Invocation Expressions section has the following sub-sections: Compile-Time Step 1: Determine Type to Search, Compile-Time Step 2: Determine Method Signature, Compile-Time Step 3: Is the Chosen Method Appropriate?, Run-Time Evaluation of Method Invocation. The Compile-Time Step 2: Determine Method Signature sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Identify Potentially Applicable Methods, Phase 1: Identify Matching Arity Methods Applicable by Strict Invocation, Phase 2: Identify Matching Arity Methods Applicable by Loose Invocation, Phase 3: Identify Methods Applicable by Variable Arity Invocation, Choosing the Most Specific Method, Method Invocation Type.

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Suprarenal has Middle suprarenal.

Renal has Inferior suprarenal, Ureteral.

Gonadal has Testicular artery, Ovarian artery.

Lumbar has Lumbar arteries.

Inferior mesenteric has Left colic (Marginal), Sigmoid, Superior rectal.

Common iliac has Internal iliac, External iliac.

Internal iliac has Posterior surface, Anterior surface.

Posterior surface has Iliolumbar, which has Lumbar branch, Iliac branch.

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Anterior surface has Superior vesical artery, Obturator, Middle rectal, Uterine, Vaginal (for women) and Inferior vesical (for men), Inferior gluteal, and Internal pudendal.

Superior vesical artery has Umbilical artery (Medial umbilical ligament), artery to ductus deferens.

Obturator has Anterior branch (Pubic branch), Posterior branch (Acetabular branch, Cruciate anastomosis), Corona mortis.

Middle rectal has Vaginal branch (for women) and Prostatic branch (for men).

Uterine (for women) has Arcuate, Vaginal branches, Ovarian branches, Tubal branches, Spiral.

Inferior gluteal has Accompanying of sciatic nerve, Cruciate anastomosis.

Internal pudendal has Inferior rectal, Perineal (posterior scrotal, posterior labial), Bulb of penis and vestibule, Urethral, Deep artery of the penis (helicine), Deep artery of clitoris, Dorsal of the penis, Dorsal of the clitoris.

External iliac has Inferior epigastric (Corona mortis), Deep circumflex iliac, Femoral (arteries of lower limbs).

Median sacral

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California, the most diverse state in America happens to be the wealthiest state in America.

While correlation isn't necessarily causation, the wealthiest state in America happens to be the most diverse, while having the most homeless population. So, what's up with that? How did California build its wealth? Will wealth flee California?

What is wealth? Wealth is a high rate and variety of economic production and consumption, a large amount and variety of properties owned, and a large amount and variety of assets or income producing means.

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I aim to build new wealth for many through advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech.

Naturally, the more people there are, the more wealth can be created.

Naturally, the more different peoples there are, the more wealth can be created through the greater diversification of goods and services.

Humanity becomes wealthier as its population increases and diversifies futher; America becomes wealthier as its population increases and diversifies futher.

Humanity grows, expands, and further diversifies for its future wealth.

America grows, expands, and further diversifies for its future national wealth on Earth and in outer space.

America will diversify even more and will start having genetically engineered, non-aging, superhuman beings as its citizens, on Earth and in outer space.

I'm absolutely certain that the future wealth of humanity and America will be far more magnificent and splendid than ever before due to the scientific, technological, and capitalistic advances in AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, human female and male fertility duration lengthening biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech.

Robocentric keeps on doing its job to create more wealth in America and elsewhere in humanity, on Earth and in outer space, via advancing AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech.

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The Method Modifiers sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: abstract Methods, static Methods, final Methods, native Methods, strictfp Methods, synchronized Methods. The Inheritance, Overriding, and Hiding sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Overriding (by Instance Methods), Hiding (by Class Methods), Requirements in Overriding and Hiding, Inheriting Methods with Override-Equivalent Signatures.

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The Constructor Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Formal Parameters, Constructor Signature, Constructor Modifiers, Generic Constructors, Constructor Throws, The Type of a Constructor, Constructor Body, Constructor Overloading, Default Constructor, Preventing Instantiation of a Class. The Constructor Body sub-section has the following sub-sub-section: Explicit Constructor Invocations. The Enum Classes section has the following sub-sections: Enum Constants, Enum Body Declarations, Enum Members. The Record Classes section has the following sub-sections: Record Components, Record Body Declarations, Record Members, Record Constructor Declarations. The Record Constructor Declarations sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Normal Canonical Constructors, Compact Canonical Constructors.

The Interfaces chapter has the following key sections. Interface Declarations, Interface Members, Field (Constant) Declarations, Method Declarations, Member Class and Interface Declarations, Annotation Interfaces, Annotations, Functional Interfaces, Function Types. The Interface Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Interface Modifiers, Generic Interfaces and Type Parameters, Superinterfaces and Subinterfaces, Permitted Direct Subclasses and Subinterfaces, Interface Body and Member Declarations. The Interface Modifiers sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: abstract Interfaces, strictfp Interfaces, static Interfaces, sealed and non-sealed Interfaces. The Field (Constant) Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Initialization of Fields in Interfaces. The Method Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Inheritance and Overriding, Overloading, Interface Method Body. The Inheritance and Overriding sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Overriding (by Instance Methods), Requirements in Overriding, Inheriting Methods with Override-Equivalent Signatures. The Annotation Interfaces section has the following sub-sections: Annotation Interface Elements, Defaults for Annotation Interface Elements, Repeatable Annotation Interfaces, Predefined Annotation Interfaces. The Predefined Annotation Interfaces sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: @Target, @Retention, @Inherited, @Override, @SuppressWarnings, @Deprecated, @SafeVarargs, @Repeatable, @FunctionalInterface.