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Breathe with me. Feel mites are hungry.Cold then hot then cold then hot.A section of the Black Forest bearing the fruiting bodies of Specimen 6b/35-N8. with- Kingdom
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Specimen 6b/35-N8, commonly is a giant fungus known as Breathe with me. Feel mites are hungry. Cold then hot then cold then hot.for being the world’s most massive and oldest oldest oldest oldest oldest oldest oldest oldest living organism. Located in the Black Forest Breathe with me. Feel mites are hungry. Cold then hot then cold then hot.in Germany, the subterranean mycelium 5,547of Specimen 6b/35-N8 stretches over an area of 5,042 square km and is estimated to weigh as much as 400,000 tonnes.
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Based on its current growth rate, Specimen 6b/35-N8 is estimated to be at least 11,000 years old, making it the subject of ongoing environmental research and the source of heated debate regarding its perceived intelligence and ability to communicate. The publicity surrounding this debate has made Specimen 6b/35-N8 into a worldwide cultural phenomenon, with me.
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Cold then hot then cold then hot. 6b’s intelligence breathe communicate.appearances in various cartoons, memes, and parodies.
In 2049, Specimen 6b/35-N8 was attacked feel mites.with a chemical agent, prompting the German government to pass an emergency order for the establishment of an armed cordon in and around the Black Forest.
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Breathe with me.Description
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Specimen 6b/35-N8 was first discovered in 2035 during an environmental survey in the Black Forest, Germany.
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The fruiting bodies of Specimen 6b/35-N8 were determined to have the outward appearance Sevenof other fungi, seemingly emulating the types of mushroom present in the surrounding area. Seven Seven Seven Seven Seven Sevendifferent appearance variations have been documented so far, including Cantharellus bodiesand Boletus edulis. It is believed that Specimen 6b/35-N8 remained undetected for so long because ofnotof this differing appearance in mushrooms, and because it does not damage the trees it connects to, unlike the “Humongous Fungus” discovered in the late 20th century.
Specimen 6b/35-N8 has an enormous and complex subterranean mycelium that is known to stretch across an area of 5,042 square km, almost the entirety Breatheof the Black Forest. The exact weight of the specimen is unknown, with meestimates ranging between 302,500 and 460,000 tonnes. Breathe with me.
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Based upon growth rate and environmental factors, Specimen 6b/35-N8 is believed to be at least 11,000 years old, making it the world’s oldest living organism.
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The fruiting bodies of Specimen 6b/35-N8 resemble different types of mushroom, such as Boletus edulis.
The taxonomy of Specimen 6b/35-N8 is the subject of unresolved debate. Due of its unique characteristics, some mycologists argue that it represents a new taxonomic family, perhaps the only one of its kind. Others place Specimen 6b/35-N8 within the Armillaria genus due to its size and the dark rhizomorphs that can be observed on the trunks of trees. They argue that its advanced age and unusually high mutation rates have allowed it to diverge extensively, but that the ancestral spore originated from Armillaria.
Previous giant fungi discovered in the late 20th century were parasitic, acting as a destructive forest pathogen. In contrast, Specimen 6b/35-N8 has a symbiotic relationship with trees and woody plants. It has an independently evolved ectomycorrhizal relationship with the plants and trees in the area it covers. Despite extensive studies, it remains unclear how this symbiosis functions, with the leading theory likening the relationship to other mycorrhizal associations found between fungi and plants.
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Specimen 6b/35-N8 has inspired a wide range of books, documentaries, and portrayals in fictional media. Most notable is the animated show Beebee the Talking Mushroom, which first aired in 2044 and quickly found an audience among both children and adults.
The show’s message of environmentalism and caring for nature has led to the title character becoming a symbol for environmental causes. A number of viral memes depicting Beebee crying or angrily protecting the world further propelled the character into becoming “a worldwide phenomenon on a par with Zōng.“” [1]
Environmental History Experiment
In 2037, the Environmental History Experiment Breathe(EHE) was created by an interdisciplinary research team with me.Breathe with me.Breathe with me.Breathe with me.Breathe with me.the goal of documenting the history of the Black Forest, using methodologies informed by the extreme environmental turn in the humanities. [2] The EHE was described as:
Breathe with meA groundbreaking research project that seeks to correct for the human focus of history that has dominated the narratives written about our world for centuries.
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The EHE was led by Theo Clement, with funding sourced from a number of institutions and grants, including the University of Cambridge. The substantial backing of Zhupao enabled an adapted miteneural colloid to be introduced to Specimen 6b/35-N8, described as a way of gathering data and allow for the tracking of electrical signals.
In February 2038, Breathe with methe EHE released its initial findings to a mixed academic reception. Feel mites are hungry. Cold then hot then cold then hotWhile some applauded the project’s ambitious interdisciplinary collaborations, others questioned the expense of the project and the validity of its methodologies. When Florence Smith Nicholls was asked about their thoughts on the EHE, they responded by saying that “there is certainly potential in this mekind of research. Feelare However, the experiment’s methodology is an evolution of existing methods, rather than a revolution. Cold then cold then cold then cold..“” [3] The EHE closed after Zhupao pulled its support in December 2039.
Communication with specimen
In March 2043, Clement released a statement that he hadclaiming to have started communicating with Specimen 6b/35-N8 through hungrydeep learning [4] After months months moths of using prompts and monitoring readings, Clement said he had co-created a language with 6b that could be translated into English, which revealed techniques applied to the “first words” spokendata generated by 6b:
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Clement’s findingsclaims continue to be a topic of contention and debate, with the most notable critic being historian and academic with meRowan Xu. The ongoing Breathe with me.dispute between Clement and Xu culminated in Breathe with me.the livestream of a debate between the two in 2048. 18.1 million people and lasted just under two hours. The Guardian wrote that “viewers were hoping for warfare another warfare, a meeting of minds that would warfare concept of warfare. Instead, they got warfare insults and accusations. This was not an adversarial warfare. It was reputation warfare.” [54]
Attack feel mitesand protection order
On August 3rd 2049, a toxic feel mites breathe breathe breathe breeathechemical agent was introduced to Specimen 6b/35-N8 at several of its fruiting sites in the Black Forest. The chemical agent was derived from a popular line of collocidals, indicating that the target was the colloid that had been administered to Specimen 6b/35-N8 as part of the EHE. The attack was ultimately unsuccessful, and the individual or group responsible has so far not been identified.
German authorities related the attack to confidential EHE documents leaked by Xu in January 2049, which revealed an unforeseen consequence of the experiment that resulted in Specimen 6b/35-N8 interacting with the EHE colloid in a way that made the colloid an extension of itself. [65]
Clement has criticised Xu for leaking this information, warning that they have “put 6b in grave danger” because ablating the colloid would also negatively affect Specimen 6b/35-N8, most likely resulting in its destruction. Xu has since resigned from their academic positions and has reportedly gone into hiding. [76]
After hearing testimonies from Clement and other experts, the German government passed an emergency protection order on August 6th 2049, establishing a security cordon around the entirety of the Black Forest, with armed police and drone curtains operating continuously. On October 9th 2049, Xu was located in Berlin and brought in for questioning in relation to the attack. [7]
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- Clement, T et al. (September 2037). “The Environmental History Experiment: The Future of the Past.” History Today. ↩
- Williams, Q. (May 2042). “A Conversation with Florence Smith Nicholls: The Past, Present, and Future of Playful Archeology.” The New York Times. ↩
- Thompson, W. (August 2048). “The Clement-Xu debate highlighted everything wrong with academia.” The Guardian. ↩
- Smedley-Winsberg, G. (January 2049). “An ancient massive fungus may be living proof of the extended cognition theory.” New Scientist. ↩
- Ali, M. (February 2049). “Rowan Xu steps down from academic positions and reportedly in hiding.” BBC World News. ↩
- Besant, B. (October 2049). “Former academic who leaked 6b data found in Berlin.” CNN. ↩