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Germtopia
I'm well aware that "germ" is a really general word here, and that's intentional.
Ever wonder if all that we are is carriers for germs? I mean quite literally - they are what it's all about, from the bacteria within us that help us, to the would-be intruders seeking to cull us, germ interaction is omnipresent. Indeed, comparisons can be made about our own viral habits and avarice, but that's not quite what I'm talking about. What I mean is: Do you ever wonder if germs are indeed running the entire show? Like we are just their kind of zombie transport devices, and they have evolved around us (and other animals) with the sole intention of facilitating their little bacterial empire?
Think about it - the overwhelming majority of human behaviour was conceived for the sole purpose of socializing and gathering, interactions which thrust us into contact with one another are seemingly vital to our proliferation. Music as a means of communication to facilitate fertility rituals, etc. Eating together to ensure the desirable transmission of bacteria and their own internal interactions. Just the same, insanity and consequential depression cut us off from others - from bacterial interactions - and so suicide is actually a chemical punishment to displeasing the will of the ubergerm.
The chemical interactions and stimulus between human beings could just be an elaboration machination of their own evolution, with the aim of bringing them places, and doing things for them, so that they might mingle and diversify. You always hear about how a virus could mutate and kill off our entire species in some apocalyptic scenario seemingly on the brink of happening every day, but perhaps there is a reason that hasn't happened yet! PERHAPS THE ENTIRE COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUSNESS IS A COMPLEX RUSE OF IMPERCEIVABLE SIGNALS AND PHEROMONES SPECIFICALLY CONCOCTED BY THE MOST INFINITESIMAL OF ORGANISMS TO CONTROL THE WHOLE OF HUMANITY.
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Re: Germtopia
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Indeed, comparisons can be made about our own viral habits and avarice, but that's not quite what I'm talking about. |
Have you been watching Joe Rogan's stand up?
I know, I just like that scene.
Definitely an interesting idea. The obvious problems would be the human invention of antibiotics, antivirals, vaccines, etc. I guess you could make the case that the human tendency to avoid disease actually increases the chances of contracting one, or at least allowing for various microorganisms to become immune to our defenses against it.
I've always wondered which will come first; human invention creating a medication/vaccine/method of eradicating all diseases, or a disease coming to be that eradicates all humans.
No, does he talk about this too?
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 I know, I just like that scene. Definitely an interesting idea. The obvious problems would be the human invention of antibiotics, antivirals, vaccines, etc. I guess you could make the case that the human tendency to avoid disease actually increases the chances of contracting one, or at least allowing for various microorganisms to become immune to our defenses against it. |
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| I've always wondered which will come first; human invention creating a medication/vaccine/method of eradicating all diseases, or a disease coming to be that eradicates all humans. |
Yeah sort of.
And the good bacteria have pulled our strings into advising that people not use too much anti-bacterial hand washes, and that probiotics are so beneficial. 
no. i just think there are different scales of existence (in size). kinda like this: http://htwins.net/scale/
except i have a personal theory that it continues in both directions infinitely...
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 SHARE IT |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 And the good bacteria have pulled our strings into advising that people not use too much anti-bacterial hand washes, and that probiotics are so beneficial. |
Scales of existence continue in both directions infinitely? That's it?
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 Scales of existence continue in both directions infinitely? That's it? |
I personally believe that US Americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have maps and I believe that our education such as South Africa and The Iraq, everywhere like such as, and I believe that they should, our education over here in the US, should help the US, or help South Africa, and should help The Iraq and the Asian countries, so we will be able to build up our future for our children.
It shouldn't make total sense to anyone. That's the only way you're allowed to get away with it.
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 I personally believe that US Americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have maps and I believe that our education such as South Africa and The Iraq, everywhere like such as, and I believe that they should, our education over here in the US, should help the US, or help South Africa, and should help The Iraq and the Asian countries, so we will be able to build up our future for our children. |
Don't mind srussell: His would-be abrasiveness is in fact a coping mechanism to attract sympathetic physical interactions inadvertently transposed to internet forums.
It's just the germs talking!
Hal's germs don't like competition. Stay away from Hal's germs.
i get an awful lot of advice in here for being an og
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Don't listen to that lecherous srussell, he's only trying to get into your pants! Now come on, just shake my hand, that's all I'm asking.
dis bout parasite eve?
W-what's that?
Ok.
Ok.
I'm getting a message from central command: you're unfit as a proliferation receptacle. I rescind my earlier comment.
You're really more of an ug than an og.
I guess smallpox's campaign of human manipulation was not so successful, then. Or maybe the eradication of smallpox was the plot of some other germ.
Curiouser and curiouser.
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