This tiny cell called our planet

       Finishing the honeymoon relations between the nucleus and mitochondria is a key factor in all cellular diseases and aging... David Sinclair

(Translated by Sarinji Jumagulov)

Our planet is like a dying aging cell, where the relationship between the nucleus and mitochondria is fundamentally damaged or even completely terminated.
Even inside the cell's nucleus, where the genes of mankind are assembled as well as its future and destiny are decided, there is no unity, love and respect. Especially, if the countries and superpowers such as the USA, EU, China, Russia, India, Japan, Brazil and others are maintaining a visceral hostility and disrespect to each other.
As for the hundreds or even thousands of "mitochondria" floating freely around the nucleus, they can be compared to the small countries - free and not entirely free, like that of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uruguay and the other 190 UN member states as well as  those that have not gained their freedom yet.
In the present time, one cannot even speak of any loving relationship and mutual respect when it comes to the exchange of information and energies between the nucleus and mitochondria. Nobody trusts anyone anymore and everyone is busy wrecking each other. And most of all, within the core, the most difficult disagreements, dangerous inconsistencies and conflicts occur. How can such a cell survive and function for a long time? Although they are tiny mitochondria, we must remember, that present-day Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan cannot live in peace with each other.
Of course, the salvation of the cell and the planet lies in the honeymoon of true love, adoration and continuous kissing between peoples, nations and countries (as Tolstoy put it). Today, no one wants to do this anymore, howbeit, almost everyone wants to put themselves above others, humiliate or suppress their neighbor and rival as well as sacrifice others for their own sake.
The cell is however, one for all of us and it is called our planet.