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Slave bacteria isn't uncommon in labs -
bacteria is utilised to perform all sorts of
useful tasks, but it's not been exposed to
the open market as far as I'm aware. The
'waste' elements, as you say, can be used
to power other facilities in the restaurant.
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What kind of bacteria emits elemental hydrogen? Don't they produce CO2 and H2O? Why would they waste all that energy? |
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Interesting. Maybe they are metabolizing so fast it's effectively anaerobic? So they forego oxidizing the hydrogen in favor of just breaking down glucose faster? |
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Perhaps you could come up with an idea of your own, rather than just copying something in the news at the moment? |
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Tsk, tsk, [Loris], you're supposed to welcome them to the halfbakery, point them towards the help file, and THEN jump all over them with hobnailed boots. |
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