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The second main response is more conciliatory, suggesting that VEshould focus less on achieving virtue and more on avoiding vice.Roberts and West (2015) contend that research on heuristics andrelated cognitive biases shows that humans are best understood asmanifesting various natural epistemic defects. The work of becoming agood-enough cognizer is then a matter of cultivating ways of avoidingor overcoming these defects. They suggest that self-vigilance andincreased intellectual vitality are two key ways to handle thesedefects, making their view somewhat similar to that of Samuelson andChurch (2015). Cassam (2016) argues that the extensive literature onconspiracy theories and conspiratorial thinking shows that people areprone to various intellectual vices, understood as character traitsthat impede effective and responsible inquiry. Understanding humaninquiry and how it is liable to go wrong thus requires a study ofintellectual vices.

As mentioned above, the C. felis and C. abortus genome displayed the highest ratio of HGT genes in all the species, with 30.1% and 27.4% of total genes, respectively. C. abortus is the most recently diverged species which mainly responsible for enzootic abortion in sheep and cattle [36]. There is a strong correlation between adaptation and HGT. It is known that bacteria can respond to SOS triggered by environmental stress and promote horizontal distribution of essential genes for survival [37]. In a recent study, 190 recombination events were observed in 12 C. trachomatis recombinants under antibiotic pressure [38]. It is also reported that mismatch repair gene deficient bacteria have significantly increased the rate of HGT and subsequent recombination of those genes[39]. In this way, HGT can be used to speed up the rates of adaptation in new environments [40], on the other hand, it is kept at a minimal level [41]. Therefore, high ratio of HGT genes of C. abortus can be explained as the result of ongoing adaptation to a new pathogenic lifestyle in placenta. In contrast, all of the C. trachomatis lineages show relatively low ratios, with an average of 9.08% of genes transferred. Possible explanation for this phenomenon is that C. trachomatis has very long evolutionary history since its divergence from the other Chlamydia approximately 6 million years ago [42], and unlike other Chlamydia that infect across multiple host species with histories of frequent host species jumps [14, 43], C. trachomatis has human beings as its exclusive natural host. Nevertheless, they are successfully adapted intracellular pathogens, which infections are among the most common of all human bacterial infections as it is a leading cause of sexually transmitted infection and blindness worldwide [44, 45]. In this point of view, it may be hypothesized that their stability as well-adapted pathogens in static environments for a long period have made them to keep gene transfers at a minimal level. In addition, the absence of C. trachomatis infecting phages detected may have impacts on the low ratio of HGT [11].

In gaining all of these different levels of happiness and joy, we are strengthening the evolving Buddha-nature factor of innate joy that is part of our network of good qualities. We can then apply ever stronger levels of happiness to further methods for building up the networks of positive force and deep awareness. We never work on strengthening happiness all by itself, just for the sake of becoming happier. Rather, we strengthen our happiness always within the context of working with other factors and elements within our entire system of networks of good qualities, positive force, and deep awareness. And we do all of this with a bodhichitta aim as our motivation. We want to get all of these networks and potentials to reach a critical mass so that the networks can function on their highest quantum level as the Bodies of a Buddha and, in this way, we can be of best benefit to everyone.

In order for our strengthened levels of innate joy to help our system of networks of evolving Buddha-nature factors to function on higher quantum levels, it is not sufficient just to have the proper motivation before engaging in practices that will enhance our happiness. Just as it is essential to accompany these practices with a proper motivation beforehand, we also need to follow them with a proper dedication afterwards. After we have finished engaging in a constructive action that will strengthen our happiness, we need to consciously direct the positive force built up by that experience toward strengthening our network of positive force for the sake of reaching enlightenment and benefiting others. We need to make this type of dedication even when we just normally experience ordinary happiness in everyday life. We can transform that experience into something positive and constructive with the properly motivated dedication.

When we dedicate the positive force from experiences and constructive actions that will strengthen the evolving Buddha-nature factor of our innate joy, we need to ensure that this positive force does not simply ripen into our experiencing more intense levels of tainted samsaric happiness. Even dedicating that positive force so that the happiness that ripens from it will be able to help us reach enlightenment for the benefit of all is not enough. We need to accompany our constructive actions and experiences of happiness with some level of correct understanding of voidness.

The same is true regarding dissolving all the subtle energy-winds involved with disturbing emotions, confusion, conceptual thought, and subtle appearance-making so that we reach the level of clear light mind. This happens automatically at death any way. We want to reach this subtlest level of mind in meditation so that we can generate it into a blissful awareness focused non-conceptually on voidness and, through that, gain liberation and enlightenment more quickly. This is what we are aiming to do in all these Buddhist practices for strengthening our innate joy. We want to strengthen happiness and eliminate the causes for unhappiness, by undertaking this with a bodhichitta motivation and dedication, and through a correct understanding of voidness.

How do we do this in practice? We can work on these method and wisdom sides one by one or by putting a few of their components together, as we do in sutra, or we can do this on a tantra level in which, as you recall, we do many, many things simultaneously. That is why tantra is very advanced: we have to have trained first, at least a little bit, in all of the aspects of Dharma practice that we want to combine, before we can possibly do them all at the same time.

Although enigmatic offerings are made only in anuttarayoga tantra, often the bliss of union with a partner is used to illustrate the increasing levels of intensity of bliss in the four classes of tantra. These four levels can perhaps give us a better idea of what we imagine when we make an enigmatic offering, but again I must emphasize the need for doing this with an understanding of voidness. Although we may use desire to initiate the process of making an enigmatic offering, we quickly remove any disturbing emotions or attitudes by applying our understanding of voidness.

Reflective knowledge goes beyond animal knowledge, and requires also an apt apprehension that the object-level perceptual belief is apt. What competence might a believer exercise in gaining such meta-apprehension? It would have to be a competence enabling him to size up the appropriateness of the conditions (2007, p. 108).

At the Mahayana level, it is taught that buddhanature cannot be embellished or diluted by our neuroses, so it seems as if buddhanature is one thing and neurosis another. On the tantric level, however, we see the neuroses themselves as our own sanity. We do not find sanity outside of neuroses. Sanity is found in the midst of our neurotic tendencies.

On the Mahayana level, all of our dissatisfaction, despair, and emotional upheavals are some kind of guideline about what we should be doing. We are not managing the whole thing properly, so those experiences give us an indication of the discovery of buddhanature. However, the Mahayana still makes some distinction between our neurotic tendencies and the buddhanature they are trying to trigger.

Critical analysis of all this is done on the Mahayana level. On the Vajrayana level, we do not need to analyze the phenomenal world at all, in some sense. We just look at the world as it is presented rather than analyzing it so much. In many ways, the tantric approach is very anti-intellectual. In fact, it is totally experiential. If we intellectualize about it too much, we will go into the world of fiction again. We might be able to construct a theory out of that, but we will not see the whole thing as it is.

The greatest hindrance on the tantric path is fear of our own incompetence. You need to have ultimate conviction, and heroism of some kind. There is no danger other than that. On the tantric level, some kind of healthy ego and healthy arrogance is even encouraged. You need to have a sense of healthy ego and healthy arrogance, as well as some dignity and elegance in your practice and approach to life. To get cold feet when you are doing tantric practice is the greatest obstacle toward progress.

Although strain identification, characterization, and phylogenetics are well-developed for microbial isolates [47], the use of culture-independent amplicon or metagenomic sequence data to perform such tasks is still in its infancy and can suffer from a variety of drawbacks. Amplicon methods in particular require variation to exist in the targeted region, and detecting the few variants that might exist in such short sequences requires extremely careful data generation and analysis protocols to distinguish biological from technical variation [39, 40]. Metagenomic strain identification is typically only accurate for the single most dominant strain of any one organism in complex communities, requiring extreme sequencing depths (e.g., tens to hundreds of gigabases) to differentiate secondary strains except when only one or a few organisms dominate [5]. Finally, as in other areas of microbial genomics, metagenomic strain identification is sensitive to the definition of a 'strain', which can vary from clonality at all genomic loci (possibly including plasmids), clonality at all sequenced locations (possibly only within an amplified region), or allowing some non-zero degree of nucleotide-level divergence [48]. be457b7860