Body as a barometer

"We are not put on this Earth for ourselves, but are placed here for each other." — Unknown

"You are personally responsible for becoming more ethical than the society you grew up in." — Eliezer Yudkowsky

We live in different geographical locations on Earth. Each country and continent, even per 10 kilometres, is a different experience of living given by the geodecimal variations, environmental influences, dietary habits, number of people per square meter, economic class, vocation, religious belief, language spoken, ethnic traditions, et al.

Being human organisms with a body designed to stand upright on two feet with head right on top of skeletal framework, the circadian rhythms of our body clock have the ability to do more than survive/live/thrive - we could be barometers of the experience of living per square meter.

While there are the aforementioned variations, circadian rhythms of other people also affect our body clocks, as suggested by studies where menstrual cycles were found to sync between women who spent time together.

Given our body has left and right sides with left said to the feminine side and right masculine per Ayurvedic texts, imbalance between left and right sides in terms of weight or degree of slant at different times of the day could also be an indication of health of communities per square meter and/or individual galaxy of Chapter members, given each person is like a baby/child of life maintained in existence by at least a village of people through genetic, epigenetic, cultural and social relationships whether we like it or not.

Like the central pole of a tent, the circus of our lives would continue to function for a long time, and filled with fun or at least wellbeing (health), if we continue to care for our body as the central pillar of the life/circus tent we have the privilege to live by just having a body that is human - a social organism with a galaxy of care-based relatives. Time-space relativity would give scientists of many kind some work to do in appreciating the human body as an instrument (thermometer/barometer) for gauging local health scores or even geographical wellbeing, but initiatives would be fruitful in bringing more awareness to appreciating life from just having a body that is human - in terms of 6 sensibilities (seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, feeling, knowing). Not unlike hunter-gatherer times, when elders would watch out for wild animals in the prowl or for geographical changes so the tribe continues to be amongst the alive, appreciative education for signs of health and signs of life would help us be more attuned to health, so fewer people are sick and would help ward of untoward catastrophe. While seismographs and other instruments are functional, the way they are, our human bodies could be an organic instrument that helps us live healthier for ways we don't yet know is possible from just having a body that is alive, healthy, human and socially conscious and conscientiously at that, where conscience may be semantically appreciated as 'conglomerate science.' There are much benefits to ecological economics - could save us a lot of money, effort and resources while helping to bring down W.H.O.'s global list of diseases.

A healthy economy may look completely different from how we appreciate who things are, including our human bodies, from a humane perspective - cooperative with Earth and its collaborative cooperative ecosystem. We are, after all, humans living on the same Planet and so EarthFamily, and family watch out for each other and the home we live in, no matter how big and visible as to horizons.