This is a cross post of @alexbiojs/science-the-way-of-nature by @alexbiojs.Nature is the best Teacher, Scientist, and Healer.

hi I'm a biologist. I love Nature and Blockchain, and it was interesting to see if they could benefit each other.Recently, I wrote an article on 'Nature + Bitcoin' collaboration. It's kind of sci-fi, and tells a possible futuristic way of Bitcoin evolution.

Ever played with Pokemon cards? Those creatures with super-natural powers?pixabayWell, the real organisms/natural systems have some kind of super-powers as well. They had to solve a lot of problems during the course of their evolution and developed different strategies to solve the problems. And we can use their strategies to solve our problems, because they are similar or even identical to ours. It is called Biomimicry (innovation inspired by Nature). There is a great resource called AskNature developed by the Biomimicry Institute in USA. It has a collection of the strategies and innovations, and provides an efficient way to search them.

Nature is the best Teacher, Scientist, and Healer, and it can already provide everything needed to organize scientific, educational, and medical systems. We just need to see it, which is difficult in a centralized community motivated by profits.

Watch on 3Speakhi. This time, I'd like to present you a cover of the song called 'A star called the Sun', written and performed by Soviet rock band Kino in 1988. The song tells us a number of philosophical ideas. It is still popular in Former Soviet Union (USSR) Countries. I hear it all the time in my city. And you can also find drawings of Kino leader Viktor Tsoi on walls. And it is one of the first songs that novice guitarists learn how to play there.

Sorry, but the volume of the audio is very low. I can't improve much. You will most likely have to use your headphones. Sorry.Watch on 3Speak"Farewell to My Homeland", aka Oginski's Polonaise is considered as one of the most (if not the most) famous and popular composition of Polish classical music. It's extremely beautiful and catchy. Polonaise is a Polish national dance. The composition was written by Michal Oginski in 1794. He was not just a musician, but also a politician, and he took part in the Kosciuszko Uprising, which failed. So, he had to move out of Rzeczpospolita Polska to Italy, hence the name - "Farewell to My Homeland".