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Agreed

Submitted by cejensen on Sat, 09/26/2009 - 11:27am.

I agree that thinking big allows us to see the relatedness of life much more easily.  For our purposes of defining "life," I think thinking on a larger scale will prove to be extremely important. As we saw from lab this week, thinking small is important as well. Thinking in a different scale than the one we're used to is what we need to do to see similarities.

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