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Capillaries are the very thin tunnels of the body (not only vertebrates but also some worms already have closed circulation system) so I would say that the analogy would be a bit more accurate if the capillaries are the channels where the gossip spreads and the gossip itself is the blood that circulates within. | Capillaries are the very thin tunnels of the body (not only vertebrates but also some worms already have closed circulation system) so I would say that the analogy would be a bit more accurate if the capillaries are the channels where the gossip spreads and the gossip itself is the blood that circulates within. | ||
Capilarries more over are very interesting anatomically because the are very thin tubes (only one layer of cells) which only allows certain 'ingerdients' of the blood to pass through. In this sense and maybe relate back to your analogy capillaries also function as filters so they keep parts of the blood (or gossip) inside the circulation and they leak certain parts outside into the | Capilarries more over are very interesting anatomically because the are very thin tubes (only one layer of cells) which only allows certain 'ingerdients' of the blood to pass through. In this sense and maybe relate back to your analogy capillaries also function as filters so they keep parts of the blood (or gossip) inside the circulation and they leak certain parts outside into the extracellular space. | ||
BTW love this illustration :) | BTW love this illustration, its just a bit weird that it seems to be upside down.. :) | ||
<noinclude>[[Category: Grapevine]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category: Grapevine]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 12 March 2026
Human anatomy can be a great inspiration for portraying and doing gossip. Capillaries are the equivalent of gossip, but for blood circulation. They bring Oxygen to the most peripheral parts of vertebrates’ bodies, and they allow it to circulate in a hierarchical yet natural way (there are bigger vessels such as arteries and veins, but they are not necessarily most important?). >>>Bigger arterieas and veins are just as important as capillaries because they are one system for transporintg important nutritions and metabolic byproducts there for they have central role in metabolic processes.
gossip : information = capillaries : blood vessels
Capillaries are the very thin tunnels of the body (not only vertebrates but also some worms already have closed circulation system) so I would say that the analogy would be a bit more accurate if the capillaries are the channels where the gossip spreads and the gossip itself is the blood that circulates within.
Capilarries more over are very interesting anatomically because the are very thin tubes (only one layer of cells) which only allows certain 'ingerdients' of the blood to pass through. In this sense and maybe relate back to your analogy capillaries also function as filters so they keep parts of the blood (or gossip) inside the circulation and they leak certain parts outside into the extracellular space.
BTW love this illustration, its just a bit weird that it seems to be upside down.. :)