Whatsapp is worried the Indian market.
They've gone as far as taking out full page ads in Indian newspapers to try to convince people "nothing to see here!"
Some viruses don't directly cause the host to create new viruses. Instead they direct the creation of virus creating factories, which create the virus.
Then you get virophages which are even tinier than normal viruses, which infect the virus factories of other viruses.
This is the Thomistic view, not the official Catholic view, no?
Also, what about this verse?
"For the word of God is living and operative and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing even to the dividing of soul and spirit and of joints and marrow, and able to discern the thoughts and intentions of the heart."
In that very narrow sense that computers are more intelligent than humans (like Chess-playing), abacuses were also more intelligent than humans thousands of years ago (mental math).
I think many insects are far smarter than we have assumed.
Bumblebees can learn to pull a string to receive a reward [1]. But maybe that's just blind conditioning? Well if another bumblebee watches it happen from behind a glass wall, it can perform the task without being trained at all [2].
And of course Portia spiders show remarkable memory, planning, and on-the-spot flexibility in hunting strategies. Also they can do the same kind of counting that many human cultures do:
1, 2, and many.