BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 4. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath Description of the object to be taken to the Bath 192 DRIVE ANYTHING IN THE HUMAN BODY . The power that the heart develops is sufficient only for its own work. And what, then, drives the blood? Cargo. You have just read about it above – where the question was about blood vessels. The heart is the switchman at the traffic lights . The heart rate is set by the Brain, which, in turn, GETS ITS BEAT FROM THE ATMOSPHERE GRATING . The beat comes to the atmosphere grating from the Earth's colliders and is consistent with the structure of metabolic processes in the body. The right auricle is the assembly chamber in a container. This is a kind of magnetron, where with a beat of about 1 sec. food packing into the container takes place . After packing, the container enters the left auricle, from which it is further directed to the "labeled" address. All these systems operate under the Brain control and only the Brain, which has all the necessary frequency ran ges and control functions. So, there is a supply structure that has its own power station (providing power for all electric trains carrying containers), a dispatch room (with a traffic schedule, delivery schedule, containers loading, etc.), a branched track system, a garbage depot in the form of rusty axles, wheels from old steam locomotives, etc. The timetable is made up in advance. If the train is formed once a day, then you have time to sleep. If the trains have to be formed every hour, you have not only to form the train, but also to coordinate all the trains, adjust the balancing, lubricate the axles, check the availability of cargo, select the electric locomotive and clear the tracks on time. If such a schedule is designed for 100 years , then it becomes possible to earn on the side. For example, instead of boxes with cans of black caviar, you might be palmed off on a box of green peas (at best) or a rusty wheel – the total weight will remain, but the recipient might be outraged. The schedule can not be broken, therefore, if there is a shortage (at the entrance control), the container’s weight "is loaded in addition" from the warehouse. The container may have the wrong viscosity or the wrong size, then the beat delay takes place (in medicine this phenomenon is called arrhythmia), and the pancreas urgently makes a replacement from the warehouse. If the general schedule is broken, in case of a major shortage, the whole container has to be replaced and another container has to be taken from the warehouse, produced half a century ago. Untimely delivery of electric locomotives, improperly packed cargo in the container, leakage from the container and a lot of other troubles can also result in the schedule breaking ( in arrhythmia ). We should