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Lovely TED-Ed animation tells the story of how cell theory built the foundations of biology, illustrating that scientists aren’t always serious types in white lab coats and the paths of scientific discovery aren’t always linear and rational. 

6-4-2012
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    Pssh, I signed up to voulnteer for TED Houston months ago and have yet to get a response. JUST BECAUSE I’m currently not...
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    Two things, Animacules is a much better name for bacteria, and who knew Issac Newton was such a dick.
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