>
> I knew somebody was going to take me up on this! What I am talking about,
> without resorting to an in-depth discussion of bacteral
> genetics which I am neither inclined nor qualified to do, is simply
natural
> selection. I understand that outside the realm of pure
> phiosophy, any perfectly (or imperfectly) logical construction is liable
to
> fail the real-world test.
>
Bacteria are more likely to develop resistance to antibiotics than to salt
baths or copper sulfate due to the way resistance evolves.
Moon
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