Sadly, people of the world today do not bother themselves with issues like the microbial war. While some individuals have expressively chosen to devote their entire lives in the quest of antibiotics, others ignore the potentially devastating effects mutated organisms can have on their lives.

Thus, we have compiled a series of views and predictions you might find enriching in your personal search for the answers. Answers to questions you might not have found the time to ask, but all the same...

Medical Experts

Man-on-the-Street

Our Humble Selves

"Bacteria are cleverer than men!"

-- Columbia University physician Harold Neu

"There's no magic bullet. Bugs are always figuring out ways to get around the antibiotics we throw at them. They adapt, and come roaring back."

-- Jacoby

I think that antibiotics actually weaken your system. If the course is not completed, people run the risk of germ mutation within their body.

-- Sarah Tsao

In the short term it cures you, in the long term it kills you.

-- Chris Skinner

Someday, the human race will vanish from the face of the earth, and the world will continue as if nothing happened.

-- Cheryl Tsao




In the future, our human race will be invaded by dozens and dozens of strange diseases. Maybe this marks the coming of the end of the world? Anyway, the diseases will be coming too fast for us to find cures for, even with the ever-advancing technology we have. The fact that in the recent years, more and more new diseases have been sprouting out just confirms this. Still, at least there will be more jobs for scientists! *Smilez*

-- Ruth Khan




It redefines the meaning of an 'internal war'. We are being attacked by organisms millions of times smaller than us, and they are in fact much superior to us! We should look at the long term effects of using stonger antibiotics and actually do something. The problems we are going to face in the future will be very unpredictable for our 'enemies' will be so microscopic and adaptive, we will not be able to predict their next move!

-- Cheong Kai Lin