Bioenergetics · NOTA-BIO-102
You Are Flow, Like Waves in the Ocean
By Carlos J. Pérez Pulido · ISHEA Institute ·
Your mitochondria were once free-living bacteria and your oxygen is still made by microbes. The piece argues that a body is not a fixed object but energy passing through, borrowed from dust and ice.
Note — Short piece published openly. Thinking in progress, not a result.
🌀 You Are Flow — Like Waves in the Ocean
You are energy in motion.
Your mitochondria were once bacteria.
Your oxygen is made by microbes.
Your energy comes from dust and ice.
""This is not poetry. It's bioenergetic law."
#Energy does not sit.
Energy #moves.
>Ocean → O₂ → Lungs → Blood → Mitochondria → ATP
>>"Break the #flow —Energy collapses"<<
#Oxygen is not “good.”
Balance is.
Too much O₂ → ROS, fires, damage
Too little O₂ → hypoxia, extinction
20.95% → life, mind, civilization
"Coherence is not control.
#Coherence is flow without friction"
When the flow weakens:
Fewer diatoms
Less iron
Less silica
Less energy
>>We are not harming nature.
We are interrupting the flow that powers us.
> 🌊 Life is not stored energy.
Life is energy in motion.
#BioenergeticFlow #Energy #Oxygen #Mitochondria #OneSystem #ISHEA
#PlanetaryBoundaries #ISHEABIO
#SystemsThinking #Symbiosis
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