The Eternal Microbial Future for the Human Species

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The book explores the intricate relationships within cells, particularly how climate change and internet pollution can disrupt their symbiotic structures. It details the roles of archaea, spirochaetes, and pox viruses in cellular organization and reproduction, emphasizing asexual reproduction methods like binary fission. As environmental stressors increase, cells may lose their cohesive structure, leading to chaotic behavior reminiscent of anarchic colonies of bacteria and viruses. This unraveling raises concerns about the implications for cellular function and health in a changing world.