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   * [[http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091211200341.htm|Bacteria Provide New Insights Into Human Decision Making]](({{pubmed>long:20660309}})) – "What each bacterium is doing is the equivalent if each individual on earth was able receive the exact information about the rate of spread of this new virus, the exact information about the intentions, to be vaccinated or not, by each person on the planet, and in addition the exact information about the health risks of side effects or being infected," said Ben Jacob, the study's lead author. "A decision is then made in the context of this vast amount of information."   * [[http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091211200341.htm|Bacteria Provide New Insights Into Human Decision Making]](({{pubmed>long:20660309}})) – "What each bacterium is doing is the equivalent if each individual on earth was able receive the exact information about the rate of spread of this new virus, the exact information about the intentions, to be vaccinated or not, by each person on the planet, and in addition the exact information about the health risks of side effects or being infected," said Ben Jacob, the study's lead author. "A decision is then made in the context of this vast amount of information."
-  * [[https://micronow.org/category/clinical-and-public-health-microbiology/|clinical-and-public-health-microbiology]] – .+  * 
   * [[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2726666/?tool=pubmed|Darwin and microbiomes]] – Darwin did not mention microbes in his masterpiece, although Antoni van Leeuwenhoek had already reported their existence in the mid-seventeenth century; apparently, Darwin was not aware of this discovery. As Norman Pace commented in a recent talk, “On the Origin of Species was sterile, as it was not contaminated with bacteria.” Indeed, Darwin would have been astounded to know that some of the best evidence for natural selection resided in his own gastrointestinal tract.(({{pubmed>long:19648955}}))   * [[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2726666/?tool=pubmed|Darwin and microbiomes]] – Darwin did not mention microbes in his masterpiece, although Antoni van Leeuwenhoek had already reported their existence in the mid-seventeenth century; apparently, Darwin was not aware of this discovery. As Norman Pace commented in a recent talk, “On the Origin of Species was sterile, as it was not contaminated with bacteria.” Indeed, Darwin would have been astounded to know that some of the best evidence for natural selection resided in his own gastrointestinal tract.(({{pubmed>long:19648955}}))
-  * [[http://www.the-scientist.com/blog/display/57667/|Nice bacteria finish last]] – resistant bacteria help their kin survive antibiotics, but at a cost+  * 
   * [[http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/01/110124111138.htm|'Social-IQ Score' for Bacteria Developed]] – discussion of a 2011 paper(({{pubmed>long:21167037}})) that developed a "Social-IQ score" for bacteria   * [[http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/01/110124111138.htm|'Social-IQ Score' for Bacteria Developed]] – discussion of a 2011 paper(({{pubmed>long:21167037}})) that developed a "Social-IQ score" for bacteria
   * [[http://nyti.ms/pvl9GS|Swab samples collected from dozens of restaurant playgrounds reveal the widespread presence of an array of pathogens]]   * [[http://nyti.ms/pvl9GS|Swab samples collected from dozens of restaurant playgrounds reveal the widespread presence of an array of pathogens]]
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 +[[https://micronow.org/category/clinical-and-public-health-microbiology/|clinical-and-public-health-microbiology]] – .
  
 the link https://micronow.org/cohabiting-couples-have-similar-microbiomes/ the link https://micronow.org/cohabiting-couples-have-similar-microbiomes/
-will likely not funtion for very long after --- // 08.22.2017//+will likely not function for very long after --- // 08.22.2017//
  
 PROBLEM LINK  * [[http://www.microbeworld.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=589:mts43-rob-knight-the-microbes-that-inhabit-us&catid=37:meet-the-scientist&Itemid=155|Meet the Scientist #43 - Rob Knight: The Microbes That Inhabit Us]] – Knight studies our inner ecology: the 100 trillion microbes that grow in and on our bodies. Knight explained how hundreds of species can coexist on the palm of your hand, how bacteria manipulate your immune system and maybe even your brain, and how obesity and other health problems may come down to the wrong balance of microbes. PROBLEM LINK  * [[http://www.microbeworld.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=589:mts43-rob-knight-the-microbes-that-inhabit-us&catid=37:meet-the-scientist&Itemid=155|Meet the Scientist #43 - Rob Knight: The Microbes That Inhabit Us]] – Knight studies our inner ecology: the 100 trillion microbes that grow in and on our bodies. Knight explained how hundreds of species can coexist on the palm of your hand, how bacteria manipulate your immune system and maybe even your brain, and how obesity and other health problems may come down to the wrong balance of microbes.
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