Yes, this confirms it. I’m a total geek. Here it is, bacteria navigation technology that follows The Code.
I recently developed a one-page overview of what microbiologists call “biased random walk,” the basic nav-tech within bacteria like e.coli, the smallest forms of life in existence. And wouldn’t you know it? It follows The Code’s five laws to the tee.
If you’d like to see how e.coli follow the five laws of The Code, email me, and someone from our team will send you a one-page overview.
Last few posts, I’ve been talking about The Code as five fundamental laws behind all self-regulation, not only in people, but in plants, weather, culture, companies, and so on.
My point is, self-regulation is everywhere. And The Code is the fundamental laws of self-regulation. So when we understand The Code’s five laws, we understand the driving principles behind almost everything.
Including e.coli nav-tech. Sorry, non-geek friends. I had to pull this one out of the back room for the few of you who are just as fascinated by the nature of things as I am.
