In Bruce Lipton’s speech, “The Biology of Perception,” he compares the human body to a cell, the nucleus, and DNA that makes up the human body. Lipton informs the audience that biology is what we perceive it to be. Genes are hereditary; therefore, any ailments parents have their children perceive to have a huge chance of dying from the same disease. A parent has cancer then it is most likely that their offspring will get cancer too. However, biology is what we believe to be true. He stresses that knowledge is power, but without knowledge we lack power. The more we are educated we can separate the truth from the false perceptions of biology. Lipton compares the human brain to a nucleus and the human organs to cells that has organelles
