i just showed an ant the truth and it popped like a firecracker
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i just showed an ant the truth and it popped like a firecracker
[suddenly disillusioned] my illusions..
thinking about diatoms again
microscopic living stars made of glass that eat the sun. and they're all around us. in every body of water. glass sun-eating stars.
I like them a lot. they produce up to half of all earth's oxygen. the air you breathe is thanks to sun-eating stars made of glass. and that's pretty cool.
and you know. like oblongs and triangles and some other bullshit
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🦠 Atlas and essentials of bacteriology New York: William Wood & Co., 1897 Original source Image description: Illustration from an 1897 bacteriology atlas showing nine labeled panels of bacteria and bacterial growth. Panels include microscopic views of rod-shaped and filamentous bacteria, bacterial colonies spreading on culture media, and detailed close-ups of bacterial structures. Some panels depict textured, fibrous growth patterns, while others show smooth, segmented formations on rectangular agar blocks. The scientific style is hand-drawn and colored with muted tones, presented on a beige background with black borders around each panel, labeled I to IX. The image emphasizes diverse bacterial morphology and colony characteristics studied in late 19th-century microbiology.
our idiotic ancestors used to believe stuff that's not true but luckily we've now figured out all the true things to believe in
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