Quote (Cellmat @ Nov 19 2015 04:53pm)
I'm always amazed by pili, that a structure was able to evolve with no purpose other than evolving further.
I know there are other examples of this, but it's so pure and simple in it's purpose and method.
For me what I find fascinating is the first eukaryotic cell. Two non conscious living processes with traits too good to ignore. Mitochondria too stronk
This off topic now though. As for this thread, I presented the problem, but don't have a realistic solution. I think somehow a global process should be in place that discourages the use of rampant antibiotic usage, especially in places like England, India, and China. These are preventative measures. As for the actual problem this will become more prevalent as time goes on. In USA patients have been dealt with successfully, for the most part, but other countries won't have our success. Additionally if the numbers continue to rise and despite the success we (U.S.) have had so far there will be plenty of deaths associated with this.