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Tipping Point, short story by Rmannon
The virus then takes over all of the resources of the cell and programs it to make virus babies. Eventually the cell, now nothing more than a virus producing machine, explodes and dies.
But its death releases thousands of new viruses into our lungs and throat. The linear progression of cause virus attaches to a cell, injects itself inside and then takes over the cell and reproduces and effect the viruses become so plentiful inside the cell that it bursts spreading more viruses continues throughout the work day.
We feel fine…even though small linear changes viruses reproducing inside infected cells one by one that are making us sick are happening inside our body. All of those linear one by one virus reproductions have reached a point where our antibodies can no longer fight without additional resources.
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Our brain needs to shut us down so that it can devote itself entirely to the internal war. The exponential growth of the viruses inside of our body 2 become 4, 4 become 16, 16 become , become 65, overwhelms us. The dramatic moment happens when our body screams to us:.
The Tipping Point
We ask our partner to take over the kid-washing duties and we make a beeline for our posturepedic. Our normal routine is suspended until such time as our body can create its own exponential growth of antibody warriors capable of wiping out the invading viral hoards. Getting the flu is the perfect analogy for the trinity of progression from linear change to tipping point to exponential growth. Gladwell never lets go of this perfect analogy. Getting a cold or the flu is an exponential experience…one minute we feel fine, the next we need to lie down. Small changes lead to a tipping point of feeling lousy and the resultant big event of having to stay in bed for 24 to 48 hours to recover.
Small things…like microscopic pieces of DNA attacking single cells in multibillion celled personal organism…reach a critical mass of infection, tipping our brain to tell us that we need to go to bed, to rest, to give our immune systems the energy necessary to call up more troops and take the fight to the enemy…. Leave a Comment Cancel reply. Story Grid has helped thousands of authors tell better stories. Now it's Your Turn.