Allen Young

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  • Arteries of the human body (part 3)
    https://youtu.be/lGDbLgu0LbY
    Thyrocervical trunk is divided into inferior thyroid, transverse cervical, and suprascapular. Inferior thyroid has inferior laryngeal, tracheal, esophageal, ascending cervical, pharyngeal, glandular branches. Transverse cervical has superficial branch, deep branch / dorsal scapular (scapular anastomosis). Suprascapular has acromial branch, scapular anastomosis.
    Costocervical trunk has deep cervical, and Supreme Intercostal artery.
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    Arteries of the torso and chest are divided into lungs, heart, and aorta.
    Lungs have pulmonary artery (Right, Left (Ligamentum arteriosum)).
    Heart has coronary circulation, right coronary (SA nodal, AV nodal, Atrial, Right marginal, Posterior interventricular), Left coronary (Anterior interventricular, Left circumflex (Left marginal)).
    Aorta is sectioned into Ascending aorta, Aortic arch, Descending aorta, Thoracic aorta, Abdominal aorta, Aortic body.
    Aortic arch is sectioned into Brachiocephalic, Left common carotid, Left subclavian.
    Brachiocephalic has Thyreoidea ima, Right subclavian, Right common carotid.
    Left common carotid has External carotid, Internal carotid, Carotid body, Carotid sinus, Carotid bifurcation.
    Left subclavian has Internal thoracic (Anterior intercostal, Thymic, Pericardiacophrenic, Perforating branches), terminal (Musculophrenic, superior epigastric), Costocervical trunk with Highest intercostal (Posterior intercostal 1–2), Deep cervical.
    Descending aorta has visceral (with Bronchial, Esophageal, Mediastinal), and parietal (with Posterior intercostal 3–11, Subcostal, Superior phrenic).
    Arteries of the abdomen and pelvis are Abdominal aorta, which is divided into Inferior phrenic, Celiac, Superior mesenteric, Suprarenal, Renal, Gonadal, Lumbar, Inferior mesenteric, Common iliac, and Median sacral.
    Inferior phrenic has Superior suprarenal.
    Celiac is divided into Left gastric, Common hepatic, and Splenic. Left gastric has Esophageal branches. Common hepatic has Proper hepatic (cystic), Right gastric, Gastroduodenal (right gastroepiploic, superior pancreaticoduodenal, supraduodenal). Splenic has Pancreatic branches (greater, dorsal) , Short gastrics, Left gastroepiploic.
    Superior mesenteric has Inferior pancreaticoduodenal, Intestinal (jejunal, ileal, arcades, vasa recta), Ileocolic (colic, anterior cecal, posterior cecal, ileal branch, appendicular), Right colic, Middle colic (Marginal).
    15 min
  • France has problems: low birth rate, social unrest (Unified Humanity Science)
    https://youtu.be/54ess_7EPoE
    France is falling apart, according to the American media in AD 2023; one headline reads, 'Paris is burning', the typical American media sensationalism for gaining views, I suppose.
    In my Unified Humanity Science, I'll find out how France functions as a nation at the French human-body subsystematic, organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.
    It's repeatedly said by many that France has a serious problem: Emmanual Macron knows it, and every other French person probably knows it too. The birth rate and population size of the ethnic French is declining; there's a significant French national economic problem and challenge associated with the native French population decline, and there is no end and relief in sight.
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    It's been reported by the American media numerous times that the Muslim immigrants in France have caused serious social isssues in France, in the past 10 to 15 years or so; some Muslim immigrants in France have committed mass-murders because of the religious expressions on Islam by the French; it was reported on the American media that the French government banned wearing burka, because wearing burka wasn't acceptable in the French society. Searching "number of Muslims in France" on the Internet gives, "Muslims represented 10% of the French population in 2019", which to me clearly is an immensely significant proportion.
    I scientifically study everything in and of humanity; I'll eventually scientifically study and QMASP (Quantify, Model, Analyze, Simulate, and Predict) every nation and people in the world; I'll scientifically find out, theorize, human-body biomathematize, document, biotechnologically experimentally verify, and publish how the human body functions to create all the different human behaviors at the human-body subsystematic, organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels. I'll apply my scientific studies on humanity and the human body to developing and commercializing my AI and robotics technologies, and biotechnologies.
    How does the modern France function in the human psychological and biophysical dimensions? I'll scientifically find out, and scientifically publish my findings.
    The biggest driving force in humanity has been industrialization for quite some time. Industrialization enabled the Western global expansion, dominance, and leadership; industrialization forced the non-Western parts of humanity to Westernize.
    As I talked about in another publication, the birth rate and size of the native population in every industrialized nation is declining and shrinking. Only the least-industrialized and non-industrialized nations in the world have increasing native population, which are in Africa and the Middle East.
    The current population of the entire humanity is about eight billion people, which is projected to increase to 10.5 billion people by AD 2100, and all the human population increase is projected to come from the least and non industrialized parts of humanity, whereas the most industrialized places in the world will have native population shrinkage.
    Nobody knows for sure what France will be like in about 80 years. The human world is getting more economically competitive, the human-caused air and land and water pollutions on Earth are increasing, and Earth at some point in the future will run out of all the vital resources such as petroleum, iron ores, precious metals, drinking water, and clean air.
    In this theater of humanity in the 21st century with the worsening human conditions due to the immensely large human population, and constant human exploitation of Earth, France stands with 67.75 million people in France or 0.85% of the entire humanity. France is less than 1% of the entire humanity in terms of its population; France's GDP in AD 2022 was US$2.63 trillion, 2.
    18 min
  • Java SE 20 language spec outline (pt3)
    https://youtu.be/YHipQ56TbOg
    The Meaning of Type Names sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Simple Type Names, Qualified Type Names. The Meaning of Expression Names sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Simple Expression Names, Qualified Expression Names. The Meaning of Method Names sub-section has the following sub-sub-section: Simple Method Names. The Access Control section has the following sub-sections: Determining Accessibility, Details on protected Access. The Details on protected Access sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Access to a protected Member, Access to a protected Constructor.
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    The Packages and Modules chapter has the following key sections. Package Members, Host Support for Modules and Packages, Compilation Units, Package Declarations, Import Declarations, Top Level Class and Interface Declarations, Module Declarations. The Package Declarations sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Named Packages, Unnamed Packages, Package Observability and Visibility. The Import Declarations sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Single-Type-Import Declarations, Type-Import-on-Demand Declarations, Single-Static-Import Declarations, Static-Import-on-Demand Declarations. The Module Declarations sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Dependences, Exported and Opened Packages, Service Consumption, Service Provision, Unnamed Modules, Observability of a Module.
    The Classes chapter has the following key sections. Class Declarations, Class Members, Field Declarations, Method Declarations, Member Class and Interface Declarations, Instance Initializers, Static Initializers, Constructor Declarations, Enum Classes, Record Classes. The Class Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Class Modifiers, Generic Classes and Type Parameters, Inner Classes and Enclosing Instances, Superclasses and Subclasses, Superinterfaces, Permitted Direct Subclasses, Class Body and Member Declarations. The Class Modifiers sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: abstract Classes, sealed, non-sealed, and final Classes, strictfp Classes, static Classes. The Field Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Field Modifiers, Field Initialization, Restrictions on Field References in Initializers. The Field Modifiers sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: static Fields, final Fields, transient Fields, volatile Fields. The Method Declarations section has the following sub-sections: Formal Parameters, Method Signature, Method Modifiers, Generic Methods, Method Result, Method Throws, Method Body, Inheritance, Overriding, and Hiding, Overloading.
    13 min
  • Arteries of the human body (part 2)
    https://youtu.be/2VTQMUUbvTk
    Lingual artery is divided into suprahyoid, dorsal lingual, deep lingual, sublingual.
    Facial artery is divided into cervical branches (ascending palatine, tonsillar, submental, glandular), facial branches (inferior labial, superior labial / nasal septum, lateral nasal, angular).
    Occipital artery is divided into sternocleidomastoid, meningeal, occipital, auricular, descending.
    Posterior auricular artery is divided into stylomastoid, stapedial, auricular, occipital, Parotid.
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    Superficial temporal artery is divided into transverse facial, middle temporal (zygomatico-orbital), anterior auricular, frontal, parietal.
    Maxillary artery is divided into 1st part or mandibular, 2nd part or pterygoid, and 3rd part or pterygopalatine. The 1st part or mandibular is divided into anterior tympanic, deep auricular, middle meningeal (superior tympanic, petrosal), accessory meningeal, inferior alveolar. The 2nd part or pterygoid is divided into muscles of mastication (deep temporal, pterygoid, masseteric), buccal. The 3rd part or pterygopalatine is divided into posterior superior alveolar, infraorbital (anterior superior alveolar), descending palatine (greater palatine, lesser palatine), artery of the pterygoid canal, sphenopalatine (posterior septal branches, posterior lateral nasal), pharyngeal.
    ICA is divided into cervical, petrous, cavernous and ophthalmic, and brain.
    Cervical has carotid sinus.
    Petrous has Vidian and caroticotympanic.
    Cavernous and ophthalmic have orbital group, ocular group, ciliary (short posterior, long posterior, anterior), Circulus arteriosus major, hypophysial (superior, inferior). Orbital group has anterior ethmoidal, posterior ethmoidal, lacrimal (lateral palpebral), medial palpebral, terminal (supraorbital, supratrochlear, dorsal nasal). Ocular group has central retinal.
    Brain has Circle of Willis, ACA (anterior communicating, Recurrent artery of Heubner, Orbitofrontal artery), MCA (anterolateral central, Prefrontal artery, Superior terminal branch, Inferior terminal branch, Anterior temporal branch), posterior communicating, anterior choroidal.
    ScA is divided into vertebral artery, thyrocervical trunk, and costocervical trunk.
    Vertebral artery is divided into meningeal, spinal (posterior, anterior), basilar (pontine, labyrinthine), cerebellar (AICA, SCA, PICA), cerebral (PCA).
    14 min
  • Humans are disgusting, ferocious, cunning, vicious, and strong—so are other primates
    https://youtu.be/Um2ijmxueVc
    Humans are disgusting, ferocious, cunning, vicious, and strong! The more I scientifically study humans, the more I realize how unsavory, distasteful, self-serving, and selfish the human beings are! Humans destroy everything and stop at nothing for benefiting themselves!
    Humans had to be strong and capable in order to survive and thrive in the extremely hostile environments they emerged in.
    Today's humans underestimate how hostile the environment that the human species emerged and survived and thrived in was.
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    Human life was short and brutal, death was always extremely close in time and space, and if you didn't think and act fast, it meant quick and painful and tragic death. The humans that survived and procreated and prospered had to be stronger than their environments and beat their environments.
    When I look at the photos and videos of the nonhuman primates—such as monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees, and orangutans—I cannot help but realize how disgusting, ferocious, cunning, vicious, and strong these nonhuman primates are; and then I look at the humans, and I cannot help but realize that humans are the worst among all the primate species and among all the lifeforms; humans destroy other lifeforms, and ravage their planet, at an unparalled and unmatched scale, in order to feed their insatiable desire and ego for their species' continuting growth and expansion.
    For whatever reason, humans have this grossly mistaken, dishonest notion about themselves of being a benign and graceful and kind and gentle and civilized creatures, but nothing could be further from the truth: humans are disgusting, ferocious, cunning, vicious, strong, and incredibly dominant and oppressive and overbearing savage species that is designed to collectively overpower and overlord all the other species. Because of humans, now there is a mass extinction of nonhuman species going on on Earth; humans stop at nothing when it comes to benefiting themselves as a collective species.
    I cannot help but be human: I cannot help but actively pursue furthering the growth, expansion, and diversification of the human species. To me, nothing but the continuing growth and expansion and diversification of the human species matters.
    I advance AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech, in order to enable humanity to grow and expand and diversify much more, astronomically more, not just on Earth but much more importantly in outer space in massive numbers.
    I firmly believe that humanity will continue to grow and expand and diversify, beyond Earth, across the Solar System at first through developing and commercializing and using artificial nuclear-fusion reactors powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion technologies, then eventually expand across the entire Universe through developing and commercializing and using interstellar and intergalactic mass-scale outer space humanity expansion technologies.
    I'll keep on doing my job in enabling humanity to continue its unbridled growth and expansion and diversification: I'll continue advancing the science, technology, and capitalism of AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech—to enable humanity to grow and expand and diversify far more, on Earth and in outer space.
    14 min
  • Java SE 20 language spec outline (pt2)
    https://youtu.be/PzArZyjZgwU
    The Subtyping section has the following sub-sections: Subtyping among Primitive Types, Subtyping among Class and Interface Types, Subtyping among Array Types, Least Upper Bound, Type Projections. The Variables section has the following sub-sections: Variables of Primitive Type, Variables of Reference Type, Kinds of Variables, final Variables, Initial Values of Variables, Types, Classes, and Interfaces.
    The Conversions and Contexts chapter has the following key sections. Kinds of Conversion, Assignment Contexts, Invocation Contexts, String Contexts, Casting Contexts, Numeric Contexts.
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    The Kinds of Conversion section has the following sub-sections: Identity Conversion, Widening Primitive Conversion, Narrowing Primitive Conversion, Widening and Narrowing Primitive Conversion, Widening Reference Conversion, Narrowing Reference Conversion, Boxing Conversion, Unboxing Conversion, Unchecked Conversion, Capture Conversion, String Conversion, Forbidden Conversions. The Narrowing Reference Conversion sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Allowed Narrowing Reference Conversion, Checked and Unchecked Narrowing Reference Conversions, Narrowing Reference Conversions at Run Time.
    The Names chapter has the following key sections. Declarations, Names and Identifiers, Scope of a Declaration, Shadowing and Obscuring, Determining the Meaning of a Name, Access Control, Fully Qualified Names and Canonical Names. The Scope of a Declaration section has the following sub-sections: Scope for Pattern Variables in Expressions, Scope for Pattern Variables in Statements. The Scope for Pattern Variables in Expressions sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Conditional-And Operator &&, Conditional-Or Operator ||, Logical Complement Operator !, Conditional Operator ? :, Pattern Match Operator instanceof, switch Expressions, Parenthesized Expressions. The Scope for Pattern Variables in Statements sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Blocks, if Statements, while Statements, do Statements, for Statements, switch Statements, Labeled Statements. The Shadowing and Obscuring section has the following sub-sections: Shadowing, Obscuring. The Determining the Meaning of a Name section has the following sub-sections: Syntactic Classification of a Name According to Context, Reclassification of Contextually Ambiguous Names, Meaning of Module Names and Package Names, Meaning of PackageOrTypeNames, Meaning of Type Names, Meaning of Expression Names, Meaning of Method Names. The Meaning of Module Names and Package Names sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Simple Package Names, Qualified Package Names. The Meaning of PackageOrTypeNames sub-section has the following sub-sub-sections: Simple PackageOrTypeNames, Qualified PackageOrTypeNames.
    13 min
  • Arteries of the human body (part 1)
    https://youtu.be/GBNY5HHV69E
    For advancing human longevity biotech, and other medical biotechnologies, I study all the arteries in the human body, and I aim to perform brand-new biotechnological researches on the human-body arteries for advancing medical biotech, such as human-body arteries manufacturing and replacement biotech for medical applications.
    I'll go over all the names of the human-body arteries, in this publication, as a part of my biotech R&D endeavors, using Wikipedia as the main reference.
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    The human-body arteries are grouped into the aorta, the arteries of the head and neck, the arteries of the upper extremity, the arteries of the trunk, and the arteries of the lower extremity.
    The arteries of the head and neck include the common carotid arteries, and the arteries of the brain. The common carotid arteries include the external carotid artery, the triangles of the neck, and the internal carotid artery.
    The arteries of the upper extremity include the subclavian artery, and the axilla. The axilla arteries include the axillary artery, the brachial artery, the radial artery, and the ulnar artery.
    The arteries of the trunk include the descending aorta, and the common iliac arteries. The descending aorta includes the thoracic aorta, and the abdominal aorta. The common iliac arteries include the hypogastric artery, and the external iliac artery.
    The arteries of the lower extremity include the femoral artery, the popliteal artery, the anterior tibial artery, the arteria dorsalis pedis, and the posterior tibial artery.
    Arteries of the head and neck are divided into CCA (common carotid arteries, or carotids) and ScA (subclavian arteries). CCA is divided into ECA (external carotid artery) and ICA (internal carotid artery).
    ECA is divided into superior thyroid artery, ascending pharyngeal artery, lingual artery, facial artery, occipital artery, posterior auricular artery, superficial temporal artery, and maxillary artery.
    Superior thyroid artery is divided into superior laryngeal, sternocleidomastoid branch, infrahyoid branch, cricothyroid branch, glandular branches.
    Ascending pharyngeal artery is divided into posterior meningeal, pharyngeal branches, inferior tympanic.
    14 min
  • Why capitalism must be viciously a-holish (AI, robotics, biotech, nuclear-fusion tech)
    https://youtu.be/YPtviIvXSok
    Let's call a spade a spade: Capitalism is cold, brutal, heartless, vicious, unforgiving, unapologetic, unsympathetic, merciless, oppressive, elitist, classist, discriminating, and above all, disgustingly honest, calculating, and opportunistic about human economic capabilities, capacities, competencies, and market values. Capitalism judges, punishes, and rewards people according to their economic value. I believe that's exactly how capitalism should be. Here's why.
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    Socialism and communism say, all the human beings are equal in economic value, and hence every human being must get the equal economic treatment: but that is not the economic reality and truth. Socialism and communism have failed, and will fail again and again, ad nauseam, for eternity, because they deny the truth that not all humans are economically created equal. All men and women are created unequal economically; some people are better at producing certain things while others are not.
    In order to build a dynamic, vibrant, prosperous, strong, powerful, and dominant economy, human beings must do the jobs that they do well, and constantly strive to do better in their jobs. That precisely is what capitalism fosters and forces; hence that precisely is why capitalism must be the way it is; capitalism must be the way it is, for building dynamic, vibrant, prosperous, strong, powerful, and dominant economies that are worthy of admiration, worthy of being.
    Socialism and communism create economic patheticness, ugliness, and weakness; capitalism creates economic admiration, beauty, and power. That precisely is why capitalism must be the way it is: To create economic admiration, beauty, and power, capitalism must be the way it is!
    People should never be lazy and complacent; capitalism is a surefire way to prevent people from becoming lazy and complacent; that's why capitalism must be.
    Humans must be economically rewarded according to their economic capabilities and performances, never anything else.
    In capitalism, the people who help you to make money are your friends.
    In capitalism, the people who don't help you to make money are not your friends.
    In capitalism, the people who prevent you from making money are your enemies.
    I work on advancing AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion tech, to advance capitalism even further, to create even more dynamic, vibrant, prosperous, strong, powerful, and dominant economies, on Earth and in outer space.
    Capitalism doesn't solve all the socioeconomic ills and problems; in fact, capitalism creates its own socioeconomic ills and problems, such as enormous wealth inequality, everyone constantly worrying about wealth production and consumption both rich and poor, and everyone being fearful of getting left out of the economic game—in capitalism, wealthy people fear losing their money, and poor people fear not having enough money to pay their bills; in capitalism, all human problems and issues are money-based; capitalism is a fear-based economic game; capitalism by nature creates enormous economic uncertainty and fear, because capitalism constantly pushes economic evolution and enlargement—if everyone did less economically, if everyone did the absolute minimum, everyone would live in poverty, but there would be far less worries and fear, because people just wouldn't care about being poor and starving to death; but all the alternatives to capitalism are so horrendous and abominable, capitalism is still the best alternative.
    What happens when you take capitalism away and replace it with socialism or communism? The attempts to replace capitalism have been done before, many times: they all failed, miserably, horrendously, and pathetically. What happened to Venezuela, North Korea, the communist Russian empire, and the communist no-market-economy China?
    16 min
  • Java SE 20 language spec outline (pt1)
    https://youtu.be/aohV4M5edmU
    I'm currently working on mastering the Java software programming language, for developing my AI and robotics software products to launch, and for having a paid software developer job for self-funding my startup.
    So, I'll go over some things that I need to completely internalize for mastering the much famed, popular, and beloved Java software programming language.
    I learn software development tools, including software programming languages, by reading and internalizing official documents or references. Hence, to learn the Java software programming language, I read the official Java language specification.
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    The Java SE 20 Edition Java Language Specification, published in March AD 2023, the latest one as of now, has the following chapters.
    Introduction; Grammars; Lexical Structure; Types, Values, and Variables; Conversions and Contexts; Names; Packages and Modules; Classes; Interfaces; Arrays; Exceptions; Execution; Binary Compatibility; Blocks, Statements, and Patterns; Expressions; Definite Assignment; Threads and Locks; Type Inference.
    The Introduction chapter has the following key sections. Notation, Relationship to Predefined Classes and Interfaces.
    The Grammars chapter has the following key sections. Context-Free Grammars, The Lexical Grammar, The Syntactic Grammar, Grammar Notation.
    The Lexical Structure chapter has the following key sections. Unicode, Lexical Translations, Unicode Escapes, Line Terminators, Input Elements and Tokens, White Space, Comments, Identifiers, Keywords, Literals, Separators, Operators. The Literals section has Integer Literals, Floating-Point Literals, Boolean Literals, Character Literals, String Literals, Text Blocks, Escape Sequences, The Null Literal.
    The Types, Values, and Variables chapter has the following key sections. The Kinds of Types and Values, Primitive Types and Values, Reference Types and Values, Type Variables, Parameterized Types, Type Erasure, Reifiable Types, Raw Types, Intersection Types, Subtyping, Where Types Are Used, Variables. The Primitive Types and Values section has the following sub-sections: Integral Types and Values, Integer Operations, Floating-Point Types and Values, Floating-Point Operations, The boolean Type and boolean Values. The Reference Types and Values section has the following sub-sections: Objects, The Class Object, The Class String, When Reference Types Are the Same. The Parameterized Types section has the following sub-sections: Type Arguments of Parameterized Types, Members and Constructors of Parameterized Types.
    13 min
  • Human organs overview for developing human longevity biotech
    https://youtu.be/KCBja9yJky4
    For advancing human longevity biotech, and other medical biotechnologies, I study all the organs in the human body, and I aim to perform brand-new biotechnological researches on the human-body organs for advancing medical biotech, such as human-organ manufacturing and replacement biotech for medical applications.
    I'll go over all the names of the human-body organs, in this publication, as a part of my biotech R&D endeavors.
    The human body has 79 organs, according to Wikipedia.
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    My biotech research interests and focuses include, but are not limited to, human longevity biotech, human body disease, disability, and damage cure biotech, human body manufacturing and replacement biotech, human genetic engineering biotech, and industrial and consumer biomatter manufacturing biotech.
    An organ is a larger part of an organism, composed of tissues that perform similar functions.
    I'll cover the human organs more in the subsequent individual human body subsystem overview biotech posts.
    According to Wikipedia, a general consensus is widely believed to be 79 organs in the human body (this number goes up if you count each bone and muscle as an organ on their own, which is becoming more common practice to do); however, there is no universal standard definition of what constitutes an organ, and some tissue groups' status as one is debated. Since there is no single standard definition of what an organ is, the number of organs varies depending on how one defines an organ.
    The musculoskeletal system human-body organs are human skeleton, joints, ligaments, muscular system, tendons.
    The digestive system human-body organs are mouth (which includes teeth, tongue, lips), salivary glands (which include parotid glands, submandibular glands, sublingual glands), pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine (which includes duodenum, jejunum, ileum), large intestine (which includes cecum, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon), rectum, liver, gallbladder, mesentery, pancreas, anal canal, appendix.
    The respiratory system human-body organs are nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and smaller air passages, lungs, muscles of breathing.
    The urinary system human-body organs are kidneys, ureter, bladder, urethra.
    The female reproductive system human-body organs are internal reproductive organs (which include ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix, placenta), and external reproductive organs (which include vulva, clitoris, vagina).
    The male reproductive system human-body organs are internal reproductive organs (which include testes, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate, bulbourethral glands), and external reproductive organs (which include penis, scrotum).
    The endocrine system human-body organs are pituitary gland, pineal gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, adrenal glands, pancreas.
    The circulatory system human-body organs are heart, arteries, veins, capillaries.
    The lymphatic system human-body organs are lymphatic vessel, lymph node, bone marrow, thymus, spleen, gut-associated lymphoid tissue (which includes tonsils), interstitium.
    The central nervous system human-body organs are brain (which includes cerebrum that includes cerebral hemispheres, diencephalon or interbrain that includes thalamus and hypothalamus, midbrain, cerebellum, pons, medulla oblongata), the spinal cord, and the ventricular system (which includes choroid plexus).
    The peripheral nervous system human-body organs are cranial nerves, spinal nerves, ganglia, enteric nervous system.
    The sensory human-body organs are eye (which includes cornea, iris, ciliary body, lens, and retina), ear (which includes outer ear that includes earlobe, eardrum, middle ear that includes ossicles, inner ear that includes cochlea and vestibule of the ear and semicircular ...
    16 min

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An Asian-American man focusing on publicly promoting and advancing AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech