I was just thinking about my nails this morning. It plays such a little, if not insignificant, role in the body primafacially. On a second thought, it not only gives chewers something to bite, it essentially helps us pick and cut things, and even adds to the beauty of the body.

More significantly, we can say this of all human body parts - even to the hairs in our Nose. But Quite astonishingly, Science, in its grandeur, could do no better with its human prototype - Robots, which, dissapointly, only attempts to mirror Gods work.

In other words, it is either science and technology is so limited, or there just isn't a need for additional body parts; suggesting, that God's work is perfected, even from the beginning of the world.

So...do you think we could have more organs?

Maybe a torchlight between our eyes.

Sorry I meant self auto illuminating body part.


That would be helpful.

Used in:
Dark places (Nigeria), under water, etc.

A pouch, or skin pocket just like the kangaroo wouldn't be bad.

willzy0909:
A pouch, or skin pocket just like the kangaroo wouldn't be bad.

But we have our backs for carrying babies. For animals that stand erect like ourselves, a front pouch may not be good. And if the pouch is at the back, it may make us look hunched. I am not sure that is necessary. My thoughts bro

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Maybe a torchlight between our eyes.

Sorry I meant self auto illuminating body part.


That would be helpful.

Used in:
Dark places (Nigeria), under water, etc.

Would that mot make us lose one of our natural defences? Which, I think, is the ability to remain unseen in darkness to unforeseen dangers.

Moreover, such utilities have been provided for through the brain, so that we can carve out/create whatever tools that help us adapt to our environment.

My thoughts sis.

A tv remote tracking censor. I can never forget the time we searched for the dstv remote for an entire weekend