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tool size. The magnification of a cell. Thank you. The magnif magnification of a cell under a billion times. If you were to print out what you can see, you would require enough paper to cover the entire Manhattan. Manhattan is about 14.25 square miles. You would need so much paper to and what you would see would blow your mind. What you would see is over a million entrances to the cell and over a million exits. Every single entrance has its own pathway. I'll translate pathway from >> Sorry, I'm living in America 38 years, but I really can't get used to the accent. teach you English. >> I'm I'm originally from London and I get paid for the accent, so I can really can't I can't afford to lose it. Um, so >> uh what you would see is every single entrance has its own pathway going to what looks like huge factories that are processing all the amino acids, proteins, enzymes, blood cells, red, white, etc. Every single nutrient that's in your blood cell is going to the cell where it's transformed into energy. And on the way out, there are specific pathways as they call it that takes it out. All the nutrition is converted and everything that's toxic toxic goes into special exits where it goes for waste. Under that level in chapter 14 of his book, Michael, Dr. Michael Denton, he will tell you that the complexity of the design is so mind-boggling. And one of the additional points which is really extraordinary is that if an atom bomb fell on Manhattan, God forbid, how long would it take to reconstruct the whole of Manhattan?
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