Friedrich Nietzsche thought a lot about the little amoeba, writes mycologist, professor of biology, and author Nicholas Money in his new book, A is for Amoeba. He deliberately infected himself with this pathogenic amoeba, and then appears to have died as a result of that infection. So I want to understand that at the level of simpler organisms, single cell amoebas, and then multicellular fungi. They’ve learned quite a lot, and they’ve developed a number of programs that are referred to as amoeba algorithms. And they’ll use these amoeba programs to find these patterns like an amoeba would.