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The lab this week really

Submitted by Catrina Mueller on Sun, 09/30/2007 - 11:30pm.

The lab this week really got me thinking about how we can view the world differently with the use of technology such as a microscope. Things look completely different when viewed in different manners. It is very important that we take all view of things and observe them so that we can have a more "correct story" off of which to base things.

It got me thinking a bit about how humanity's views changed over the ages due to improving technolgy. Everything can be revolutionized due to one tiny observation or the invention of a new technolgy that provides a new scope to things. It's funny how quickly things so set in stone can be changed.

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