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** To expand on this, technological advancement is usually based on a need. As humans, we don't have a need or ability to hide our excitement. We went from going off to secluded areas, to using running water, digging holes, chamber pots, and eventually modern toilets. Bathrooms in cliffside castles was just a hole to defecate straight into the ocean. Cats evolved using sandy areas. Their bathroom technology would progress on that line to something like the automated litter boxes you can buy now. Or they could still use water as part of a final step when cleaning out the litter. Maybe a filter removes the clips and dumps them into a water basin that flushes it out to be treated.
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** Lance Falk, writer of the episode, [[WordOfGod answers both questions]] via [[https://www.facebook.com/Televisions.Lance.Falk/posts/10154487706338782?comment_id=10154487731818782¬if_t=feed_comment this]] Website/{{Facebook}} post:
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** Lance Falk, writer of the episode, [[WordOfGod answers both questions]] via [[https://www.facebook.com/Televisions.Lance.Falk/posts/10154487706338782?comment_id=10154487731818782¬if_t=feed_comment Falk/posts/10154487706338782?comment_id=10154487731818782¬if_t=feed_comment this]] Website/{{Facebook}} post:
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* If the bacteria is immune to antibiotics, why did the stuff start to work? Shouldn't it have done nothing at all? It seems more resistant than actually immune, since "immune" implies the antibiotics wouldn't have started working, which they did. Can someone better at biology explain this here? I know it's strange to call out the show's scientific accuracy when the bacteria in question is ''fifty feet tall'' but still. Did they just [[YouKeepUsingThatWord use the wrong word]]?
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* If the bacteria is immune to antibiotics, why did the stuff start to work? Shouldn't it have done nothing at all? It seems more resistant than actually immune, since "immune" implies the antibiotics wouldn't have started working, which they did. Can someone better at biology explain this here? I know it's strange to call out the show's scientific accuracy when the bacteria in question is ''fifty feet tall'' but still. Did they just [[YouKeepUsingThatWord use the wrong word]]?word?
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