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The document discusses the microbiome revolution in science and its implications. It notes that the human genome project was completed in 2003 and the human microbiome project began in 2007, showing a shift to studying the microbiome. It also notes that scientific revolutions require new technologies and rhetorical frameworks, and that views of microbes have shifted from invaders to part of an ecology/community, represented by an evolving tree of life.Read less