Now remember she's supposed to be going to the blue flowers.

So let's start off looking at something rather not so small, something that we can see with our naked eye, and that's a bee. So when you look at this bee, it's about this size here, it's about a centimeter.

And they land on the flower. They stick their tongue in there, called a proboscis, and they drink sugar water.

And here you have the hive. You can see the queen bee, that large bee in the middle there. Those are all her daughters, the eggs.

And that bee, no doubt, assumed that it had decided, I'm going for that apple tree, I'm going for that blossom, I'm going to get the nectar and I'm going to leave.

It would still have its full first strike and retaliatory capacity, but, like a bee, it would be able to sting only once.

And then you have another type of bee, which we call kleptoparasites, which is a very fancy way of saying, bad minded, murdering what's the word I'm looking for? Murdering Audience Bee?

Even the beautiful bumblebee, with its mere one million brain cells, which is 250 times fewer cells than you have in one retina, sees illusions, does the most complicated things that even our most sophisticated computers can't do.

So that's just the eye of the bee with a microscope, and now all of a sudden you can see that the bee has thousands of individual eyes called ommatidia, and they actually have sensory hairs in their eyes so they know when they're right up close to something, because they can't see in stereo.

And one day I don't know what happened while coming back from the office towards home, maybe I saw a honey bee or it occurred to my mind that if I only could be like the honey bee, life would be wonderful.

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