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 **Cellular reproduction:**
-Most notably a cell which has the ability to pass along any "learned" behavior which is beneficial f
+Most notably a cell which has the ability to pass along any "learned" behavior which can be beneficial
-For example, a cell which passes along an "immunity" to a specific virus. Perhaps a cell which learns
+in the current environment. For example, a cell which passes along an "immunity" to a specific virus.
 **Traffic**
- Stop lights.
+Possibly, aggregate wait times vs distance traveled could be used to determine flow of traffic. Lights would be required
- Aggregate wait times vs distance traveled.
+to communicate with each-other. Communications would have to occur at a quicker rate than traffic to be effective.
 **Cellular emergencies**
-Cells that operate like the brain/body. For example, when a person's blood pressure drops, sensors in the blood
+Cells that operate like the brain/body during emergencies. When an emergency occurs, "assets" will be diverted from
-vessels send signals to increase in heart rate, but constrict blood vessels supplying the less vital organs.
+less important cells to vital cells. For example, when a person's blood pressure drops, sensors in the blood
-Perhaps this could be combined with the cellular reproduction idea depending on the amount of detail which I would
+vessels send signals to increase their heart rate but constrict blood vessels supplying the less vital organs so
-to go into each.
+that the vital organs are more likely to receive the precious asset(blood).
+Perhaps this could be combined with the cellular reproduction idea dependent on the level of complexity for each.
 **Cell membrane:**