So if you never brushed your teeth, you might have like sort of a more broadly successful and competitive microbiome in your mouth where there isn't like one species of bacteria that sort of do in a lot

Like, does my microbiome get on the intercom to tell me that it's hungry? I'm going to go eat food now, stomach rumbling Sam.

question is, if humans go to Mars and spend a substantial amount of time there, will they have to be really careful about not overusing things like hand sanitizer or soap to maintain their healthy microbiome

So, is it me or is it my microbiome or is it both? The point is that we are a weird collection of cells that don't fortunately have feelings.

And like, because you've talked so much about the microbiome recently with regards to humans, you might be thinking, well, that's true of humans, too. It's not. You could survive without microbes.

Yeah, well, and partially because you have to sort of manage the microbiome of the pickle container so that it does not become poison, which is a very important part. Oh, yeah.

The cell five, why high five someone else when you have your own microbiome to high five yourself with? And also this podcast is brought to you by Slippery Wind Wet.

to want to eradicate any idea of anything living and feeding off of you or your livestock or anything, but it turns out that parasites are kind of like theness, they're necessary in a way that a microbiome

I'm becoming too aware of my microbiome as sometimes happens.

I know several times you've discussed the issue of the human microbiome, it is one of my passions, and how bacteria can outnumber ourselves by several times, or at least our comparable number.

It's called the Shadow Microbiome. No, the shadow, the shadow biosphere, the shadow biosphere. That's what it's called.

You could extract your microbiome and still be you, I think. You could extract your... Not for a very long. Well, it seems like you'd get a new one, you know? Yes.