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   by pfannkuchen 4y ago

   Oh that's very interesting. So the problem isn't just finding a way to gum up the /single/ cell wall production process that is common across all bacteria species-- it's doing it in a way that targets some commonali
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   by pfannkuchen 4y ago

   I’m a bit confused why antibiotic resistant bacteria is so scary. My layman understanding is that antibiotics gum up the mechanism to produce the cell wall. Sure, bacteria may develop where the mechanism works a bit differently and is not a
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   by pfannkuchen 4y ago

   One devil’s advocate I haven’t seen discussed: let’s say 99% of species die off via a harmful intervention. Once the harmful intervention stops, new species will naturally branch out from the survivors to fill the now-vacant environmental n
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   Steve Yegge on Reorgs(youtube.com)

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