What are the differences between viruses and bacteria?

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Know All Your Criteria

Confirm what you want to communicate. Then confirm that you and others are actually communicating about the same things. Be clear about subjective values. My big or small may not be the same as another person’s big or small.

まずは自分の基準（価値観）について認識するってことか

まずは自分が何を伝えたいのかを明確にしましょう。それから、相手と共通認識がとれているのかを確認しましょう。自分や相手の価値観を認識することは大切です。自分のものの捉え方が相手と同じとは限りません。

Jua Vigezo Vyako Vyote

Thibitisha unachotaka kuwasiliana. Kisha thibitisha kwamba wewe na wengine mnawasiliana kuhusu mambo sawa. Kuwa wazi juu ya maadili ya kibinafsi. Mkubwa au mdogo wangu huenda usiwe sawa na mkubwa au mdogo wa mtu mwingine.

Bacteria can survive by themselves, but viruses cannot survive by themselves and need hosts to keep living. Bacteria are single cells that have structures (called organelles) to maintain their life systems. Therefore, they can multiply by themselves and flourish. On the other hand, viruses don't have structures to maintain their life systems by themselves, and they use the structure in host cells. In short, bacteria can keep metabolism, but viruses cannot.

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