Proposed by the Great Scientist Christopher McGrath
Many shallow biology students think they are smart because they can name many uncommon human body parts. While being able to focus precisely on certain body parts, such as heart, veins, brain, arteries, and etc and going even deeper into classifying particular locations of those organs are important, I think there should be a simplified coordinate system that can precisely point out any body parts with coordinates, instead of name calling (that is so burdensome for almost everyone to remember those names yet unimportant and doesn’t justify the intelligence of anyone). With this standardized coordinate system for human body, many “smart biologists” who are merely good at remembering nonsensical names and "name calling" will be reduced to real hippies, who they really are. Anyway, I might work on this inspirational topic when I have time one day. Anyone, who see this feel free to work on this and go get your PhD. Don’t forget to give proper credit to the Great Christopher McGrath who thought of this!