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''"I am as free as nature first made man, | ''"I am as free as nature first made man, | ||
Ere the base laws of servitude began, | Ere the base laws of servitude began, | ||
When wild in woods the noble savage ran." | When wild in woods the noble savage ran."'' | ||
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_savage#Origin_of_term ] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_savage#Origin_of_term ] | ||
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Charles Darwin developed his work "The origin of species" on a long journey. | Charles Darwin developed his work "The origin of species" on a long journey. | ||
The sight of thitherto unknown landscapes and their respective flora and fauna enabled him to develop a general and formal concept of formation and development of the same – the evolutionary follow-up of Nature. | The sight of thitherto unknown landscapes and their respective flora and fauna enabled him to develop a general and formal concept of formation and development of the same – the evolutionary follow-up of Nature. | ||
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A culture dish is the habitat and arena for the bacteria, consisting of coloured nutritious agar on the one hand, and transparent liquid agar on the other hand. In the liquid agar (the “oceans”), the bacteria move quickly; in the viscous food (the “continents”) they act more statically. Spatially confined from these areas, there are “fortresses” with gates and bridges. By means of a pipette and samples from various bacteria strains, this miniature world may come alive. | A culture dish is the habitat and arena for the bacteria, consisting of coloured nutritious agar on the one hand, and transparent liquid agar on the other hand. In the liquid agar (the “oceans”), the bacteria move quickly; in the viscous food (the “continents”) they act more statically. Spatially confined from these areas, there are “fortresses” with gates and bridges. By means of a pipette and samples from various bacteria strains, this miniature world may come alive. | ||
Some of the bacteria are wild (wild type e-coli), others rather not - in fact, they are even very disciplined and (mostly) do what they are programmed to do. | Some of the bacteria are wild (wild type e-coli), others rather not - in fact, they are even very disciplined and (mostly) do what they are programmed to do. | ||