Bacteria

Now, typically with SSIs, you can't treat with most antibiotics because when you do, you discover many of the SSIs are antibiotic resistant.

So, There is an S aureus, which yields a high prevalence of these infections in surgical patients with a concomitant reduced efficacy associated with antibiotics that are thrown at the bacterium.

Bacterium again, staph aureus.

Okay.

So you see how I'm broadening this out.

It's, uh, uh...

So on, on, on the level of, uh, bacterium, it is...

Bacterium has its Umwelt, its, its surrounding that it is able to, to observe, react to, uh, move into, and so on.

And, uh, in that Umwelt Information, uh, is absorbed by, by the agent or, uh, registered by the agent and, uh, computed according to, uh, uh, morphology of the agent.

Agent has its own structures, which are chemical and biological structures.

And what really impressed me there was the amount they could do for the little resources they had and other little workarounds.

Um, so for example, I went to the cystic fibrosis clinic to visit and here we got on up because we don't want them to get the different, um, Bacterias, the colonization of the bacteria that you can get and get really sick.

But there, the gowns were a little too expensive, so none of them gowned up.

And my question was naturally, how do you prevent the spread of these colonized bacterias in the patient's lungs? And they said, we do it by days.

So there is a quite good statistical understanding of why things decay.

but we also observe in the universe, in these 12 billion years, 14 billion years of universe, or 4 billion years of evolution of the surface of our planet, the Earth, that also other things have happened, right? The universe very long ago was more uniform, and galaxies have formed, structure and solar system have formed, stars have light up, and on Earth, Bacteria has formed and living things have come out.

And it's not because of some strange, funny fluctuations.

It's because there's also an actual drive in phenomena to go toward phenomena to repeat themselves and increasing of complexity.