smak_84 writes:
Bacteria being the term how commercials on TV use it id est another term for microorganisms.
I have never observed this to be the case. Generally they use "germs" when they want a generic term. Remember that this is the science forum; if you use a biological term, expect it to be interpreted with the biological definition.
smak_84 writes:
There's obviously a huge difference between us and apes. We have the ability for advanced intellectual capacities. Apes haven't demonstrated that ability yet.
Can you define "advanced intellectual capacity," and give an example that demonstrates the "huge difference" between us and other apes in this regard?
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