Bees have always intrigued me. A bee colony is a society where each individual has a designated role. If we translate the survival of bees to human conditions and assume that worker bees represent the majority of society with an average lifespan of 70 years, then the individuals corresponding to the queen bee could live 1,500 years.

Both worker bees, drones, and the queen bee have identical genes. The difference is that the queen bee and drones are better nourished than the worker bees: worker larvae receive royal jelly for three days, drones for a month, and the queen for her entire life. The age of a fossilized bee has been determined to be 30,000 years. The modern bee looks exactly the same as that fossilized one. This means one thing: this insect is perfect. This could be the answer to the question – how to live. The answer – according to the bee model.