Intergalactic and Terrestrial Microbial Civilization

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The book explores the groundbreaking idea of a symbiotic origin for eukaryotic cells, including humans, highlighting the presence of archaea in human blood. It discusses how archaea can reproduce asexually and interact with viruses, leading to the formation of new cellular structures. The narrative delves into the implications of global warming on cellular organization, suggesting that stressed cells may unravel into chaotic bacterial and viral colonies. This transformation points to a new era of microbial civilization, reshaping our understanding of life on Earth and beyond.