Trascending through time

[Haipule]

Upon further study, the tree does not "heal" but rather covers the wound. Still the question remains the same: how?

Upon even further study, I learned that trees have stem cells. This forced me to look at human hair. It is much like a tree growing in a cone shape with rings and bark! And, has stem cells which make them grow, which stem cells are borrowed to heal our wounds! Is that cool or what?!

Everything to me, keeps relating to Vacuum Mechanics! It seems the energy knows what it needs and how to fix the problem independent of the human brain! What does that mean? I'm a stupid surfer, you tell me!

"The energy"...specifically the energy being referenced up above...doesn't need to know anymore than a ball knows to roll downhill. 

OFC trees have stem cells....but that's not why trees grow in a "cone shape" (for those that do) or why they have rings and bark.  All multi-cellular life has stem cells, but not all multicellular life "grows in a cone" or has rings or bark, nor is human hair anything more than trivially like a tree due to overarching external constraints in a shared environment.

Yet, I thought to look at trees and hair and found it cool. One(if not a hybrid) has immortal stem cells(not subject to aging) and one has callous stem cells(subject to aging).