We can be guilty of taking the complexity of our bodies for granted. When we look at individual parts it’s breathtaking how they work and the precision in how they operate is often impossible for us to replicate. Many believe these came through slow changes over many years but is this a reasonable conclusion once we understand the intricacy of how many of our organs work?

For example, let’s look at the eye and the ear…

Here’s a short video on how the ear works:

Every sound we hear “sets off a complex chain of events”. The ear has the smallest bone in the entire body, the stirrup, which is… Continue reading →