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Submitted by lydia johnson (guest) on Thu, 01/26/2012 - 2:58pm.

This was a very interesting story and would have to say I never thought about certain things that cells do and the way they are in constant movement, even though it could be a solid item. Also love the idea about the whole perfume thing. Never really put much thought to it and this article has opened my eyes to things and now when I see the ponds here in Florida i will now start to think that its in constant movement. I can see where Scientific Method has been used but i see this as more informational and there for we move from less probable direction to a more probable direction in my opinion.

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