They don’t try to kill you. They just try to propagate. If it kills you on the way, 🤷♂️
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Oh heavens, no! Even a slight breeze could kill you.
Yeah well, covid got my mom on the first try
Ow :/
TO STEAL YOUR CARBON
Death already knew the way
Naw, doesn't quite have the same ring to it!:-D
Whatever doesn't kill you sends you to the ER.
My usual gag is "what doesn't kill you maims you for life"
So much worse than
May cripple you.
Nietzsche you syphilitic bastard
Hey sciency people, or OP if this is your own work, are those representative of real disease germs or just a decorative allusion to germs in general? They seem pretty specific, could we name a few?
It looks like they were going for cellular scale, which would explain the absence of icosahedral shapes as viruses would be way too small at this scale. However, some parts look like colonies rather than cells.
Most cells would not be this colorful unless stained or grown on media that colors them.
Hard to say what specifically they were trying to portray. MRSA and Strep look represented, still looking for Candida auris. Maybe some cyanobacteria?
To tell friend from foe would require more than looking at them--DNA sequencing, drug resistance assay, etc.
Definitely not mine, I have no talents. I just found it lying around on the internet
Probably not intentionally - e.g. I don't see any icosahedral shapes representing viruses - but life does come in all shapes & sizes so it still works regardless! :-P
I was so sure that is a birthday cake!
It is, after some kid sprays out the candles
decent with modification
Sick embroidery!