Bonnie Bassler
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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And then I don't do this as much, you know, working with my hands, you know, doing experiments, trying to put these puzzle pieces together.
So I do always wonder.
if you'd have put me on that cancer project, maybe I'd be working on cancer.
But anyway, lucky, lucky me.
in particle physics that takes decades right well and in cosmology you guys don't even get to do an experiment right not really right and so i do think and then of course for me that's very satisfying right like that and that is the attraction to me is that you can ask these questions and get seemingly definitive answers obviously they give you your next question if you're doing it right it leads you to your next question why that your next question but um
I do like that part of it where, you know, it's not always clear cut and you have to do lots of experiments.
But in the end, you get some clarity by the things you did with your own hands.
And yeah, and so that I think I love, love being at the bench.
more cells than your cells.
But yeah, so what you need to know for this conversation is that bacteria talk to each other.
They are multilingual.
Their language is chemical.
And they're very good at math.
So they communicate to be more serious with you.
What I think we'll probably spend a lot of time talking about today is what my gang is always trying to figure out
So if I can just go back for a second to really answer your question.
What my gang has always been trying to figure out is how do bacteria get any bang for their buck, right?
They are so puny.
They are so primitive, right?
They're single cells.
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