Addictive Pollution and Regressive Evolution- Homo Pollutus Addicticus

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Exploring the consequences of global warming driven by archaeal overgrowth and pollution, the narrative delves into complex biochemical processes such as heme oxygenase HO1 induction and porphyrin synthesis. It discusses how pollutants generated by archaea contribute to environmental degradation and mitochondrial dysfunction, leading to the emergence of new human species like Homo neoneanderthalis. The text presents a provocative view of pollution as an adaptive mechanism for species transformation, culminating in a dystopian future characterized by toxic psychosis and a new evolutionary path.