childish gambino - make it go right [feat. kilo kish]
hoppin’ round town with the bunnies when
i’m the candy that you need, brush your sweet tooth
heard you got me replaced with a statue?
a veneer, i hear, she’s just swell
if you want to date a rock, you think I can’t tell?
so you bored? are you lost? was it worthwhile?
i feel the ice-cold chill in her warm smile
(via changethemusic)
frank ocean - super rich kids
too many bottles of this wine we can’t pronounce
too many bowls of that green, no lucky charms
the maids come around too much
parents ain’t around enough
too many joy rides in daddy’s jaguar
too many white lies and white lines
super rich kids with nothing but loose ends
super rich kids with nothing but fake friends
(via emuq)
The Chemical Language of Bacteria
Pictured here is a petri dish swabbed with a culture of bioluminescent marine bacteria. The shapes at the left side of the dish are sketches of the four RNA molecules that control quorum sensing in these talkative bacteria.
What may surprise you is that bacteria communicate using a chemical language, releasing small molecules into the surrounding medium that can be detected through receptors on the surfaces of other bacterial cells. When a critical number of signaling molecules is reached, each individual bacterium knows that enough of its ‘friends’ are now nearby to launch into action. This process is known as quorum sensing.
Surviving as best as I can with not enough caffeine or dopamine.
"Everybody's youth is a dream, a form of chemical madness."
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
