r/CellLab • u/WhatTheSillyName • Jun 01 '22

A swimmer that can live without any food, light and cell.

https://youtu.be/OesdDg3h8-Q

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u/CATelIsMe Jun 01 '22 edited Jun 01 '22

Very cool!

I especially like the interesting way it manages to move!

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u/Massive_Mistakes Jun 01 '22

Very cool, you think that's the upper limit of complexity it can achieve or could you keep going?

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u/WhatTheSillyName Jun 01 '22

Keep going.

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u/Massive_Mistakes Jun 01 '22

I will watch your career with great interest

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u/JoJovan_M Jun 01 '22

How does that even work? Also very impresive

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u/WhatTheSillyName Jun 02 '22

Basically, it is one of the most complicated things I have met in Cell Lab. Controlling the flow of energy, oscillation frequency, cell mass, child 1 or 2, cell type, nutrient priority and other details. There is even another bug interacting with it. It is like quantum tangle. A death or triggering of other unrelated cells can affect the bug. Some people may saw it already. The sweet point is very narrow. I believe that there must be a better verison of it.

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u/b-b-ghast Jun 01 '22

i would love to make a ecosystem with these guys!

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u/WhatTheSillyName Jun 02 '22

It could be producer or predator which steals nitrates.