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Article created by: Ilona Baliūnaitė

The human body is an incredible machine. But it's far from perfect. For all our evolutionary brilliance, we're still stuck with joints that wear out, dandruff, and sinuses that seem designed for misery. And that's just the beginning!

In various places on the internet, people have been sharing the body's most frustrating design flaws, so we decided to compile their "reviews" of the not-so-user-friendly features. And who knows—if we're lucky, maybe we'll receive a patch upgrade. Something bionic would be nice.

#1

Young woman with hands on cheeks, highlighting natural human body flaws and imperfections in a close-up portrait. That we can bite the insides of our own cheeks. I'm sure plently of you know the pain of accidentally biting down on your cheek.

bobblegrop , Houcine Ncib/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #2

    Woman resting on a sofa holding a hot water bottle, covered with a blanket, illustrating common human body flaws. Periods. Most other animals who have a menstruation cycle, or something like it, reabsorb the uterine lining rather than shedding it out and causing woman to suffer from painful bleeding out of their vaginas for 5-6 days once a month.

    Edit: I think that if we have to shed it, it should be a voluntary sphincter (like controlling when you pee). So woman don’t have to spend so much money on pads & tampons, don’t have to worry about bleeding through, can stress free wear a bikini, etc.

    not_mrsrobinson , Getty Images/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #3

    Person standing partially visible in a dark doorway, illustrating subtle human body flaws in a dimly lit room. That thing our brains do where we walk into a room only to instantly forget why we went in there in the first place.

    pops992 , Anna Elgebrant Rekstad/ Unsplash (Not the actual photo) Report

    #4

    Young woman with wavy hair making a funny face outdoors, highlighting human body flaws in a natural setting. Your brain replaying embarrassing moments over and over until you die.

    CanIhavefrieswththat , Ben Iwara/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #5

    Man in red shirt with blue backpack covering face outdoors, illustrating common human body flaws and emotions. You can kinda just die at any moment from a brain aneurysm, even if you're perfectly healthy.

    mcsteve87 , Jorge Franganillo/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #6

    Black and white image of a car driving fast on a city street at night, illustrating human body flaws concept. Definitely motion sickness.

    placeholder777 , Joshua Pieterse/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #7

    The fact the brain can not regenerate more cells, but practically everything else can. Even though the brain is the most important.

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    #8

    Wisdom teeth. They were useful when we used to have bigger jaws, but now they often cause pain and infection.

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    #10

    Illustration of human esophagus anatomy, highlighting body flaws related to the digestive tract and throat areas. How close the food pipe and wind pipe are.

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    #11

    Young woman with headscarf and oxygen tube holding an IV stand, illustrating human body flaws and health challenges. Cancer. Routine processes meant to repair the body create mistakes that in turn create tumors.

    anon , Kateryna Hliznitsova/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #12

    Athlete with a prosthetic leg standing on an indoor running track, showcasing human body flaws and resilience. Unable to regenerate body parts. You lose an arm or a leg, you can't grow a new one. We can grow hair and nails forever, but not body parts.

    drygnfyre , Andrej Lišakov/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #13

    Close-up of a realistic human brain model showcasing unique human body flaws in a minimal pink setting. That we cannot delete or sort unwanted/not needed info and memories from our brains.

    PickAName616 , Mariia Shalabaieva/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #14

    Close-up profile of a young man showing common human body flaws on his skin and jawline. Not being able to hold our breath long (quick oxygen usage).

    hellsimulator , Adrian Swancar/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #15

    Digestive system, regenerative system, immune system. isn't it funny how human body can be fully created in 9 month but a broken ankle will take several years and never fully recover?

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    #16

    Whatever design flaw has made me addicted to oxytocin (the neurotransmitter not a misspelling of the opiate).

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    #17

    Close-up of a blue human eye showing natural body flaws and skin texture in detail, highlighting human body flaws. Eyelashes, designed to keep things out of your eyes but they just fall in anyway.

    ProbableJellyfish , Kalea Jerielle/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #18

    Model of a human brain highlighting unique human body flaws that show nobody's perfect but flaws can be silly That something as important as the brain can stop functioning properly because of chemical imbalances.

    ShredderNL , Robina Weermeijer/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #19

    Plastic human brain model on a table illustrating common human body flaws in anatomy and structure. The brain should be better secured in the head. Rattling the brain inside the skull can mess a person up, so if it was more secure it would be safer.

    goatsnsheeps , Natasha Connell/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #20

    Close-up of a person's legs and feet showing natural human body flaws while sitting on a rock near the beach. Too many pain receptors on feet.

    LuciferianMGTOW , Jan Romero/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #21

    Self awareness.

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