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ne day in October 2010, a volunteer firefighter named Thomas Fritz cut down a crab apple tree outside his house, and impaled his hand on one of the branches. He dressed the wound, but it still became infected. His doctor gave him a course of antibiotics and sent fluid from the wound to the University of Utah for analysis. The technicians there tested the microbes in the fluid, and found that their DNA was a close match to a bacterium called Sodalis.
By coincidence, the man who discovered Sodalis—Colin Dale—was working at the university. Dale didn’t buy the results. He had only ever seen Sodalis in the cells of insects, and he assumed that it was permanently dependent on these animal hosts. After all, it lacked many of the genes that it would need to live independently. It couldn't possibly survive on its own, much less lurk on a tree branch, or successfully infect a firefighter’s hand.
But the DNA wasn’t lying. The bacterium that had infected Fritz was indeed a version of Sodalis, but a free-living one with a bigger, self-sufficient genome. Dale called it Sodalis praecaptivus—“Sodalis before captivity.” It represents what these microbes might have looked like before, over millions of years, they evolve to be permanent parts of an insect’s body. And it has an odd knack for getting into clumsy people. A few years after analyzing Fritz’s sample, Dale found Sodalis praecaptivus again—this time, in a kid who had impaled himself on a branch while climbing a tree.
Clearly, this microbe is a common part of the environment. And it provides scientists like Dale with a unique look at something that’s very hard to study—how the relationships between animals and microbes first form.
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Story: What you look for is within you
An old man lived in the village. He was one of the most unfortunate people in the world. He was always gloomy, constantly complained and always was in a bad mood. He created the feeling of unhappiness in others. The whole village was tired of him.
But one day, when he got eighty years old, an incredible thing happened. Instantly everyone heard the rumour: “The Old Man is happy today. He doesn’t complain about anything, he smiles, and even his face is brightened up”. The whole village gathered together.
The old man was asked: "What happened to you?"
"Nothing special." He answered. "Eighty years I’ve been chasing happiness, and it was useless. And then I decided to live without happiness and just enjoy life. That is why I am happy now."
Conclusion: Very often we seek things in the external and visible world. But we cannot go them because they are not out there but within us. Real joy, happiness, compassion, kindness, goodness, contentment and peace of mind can be found only within ourselves.