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#''{{FAQ|question = Why is the math wrong?|answer = Almost every aspect of the game revolves around math and numbers, so there are a lot of things that can go wrong or may seem to have gone wrong. There are two places in the game where the math doesn't seem to make sense - when destroying [[Planets|planets]]. The amount of [[Bacteria]] that is necessary to destroy the first 50% of the population is smaller than the amount to destroy the second 50%. This is actually intentional and is based on the [[SIR model]], which predicts the spread of infectious diseases. }}{{FAQ|question = What are the Gold Bacteria on my screen?''' <br>|answer = The Golden or Yellow Bacteria mean that you have an [[BPS#Idle BPS|'''idle BPS bonus''']]. Idle BPS bonus gives more Bacteria per second if no Bacteria has been produced from tapping for over a minute.<br><br>#'''}}{{FAQ|question = What does the Black Hole do?''' <br> |answer = The '''[[Black Hole]]''' sends the player to an alternate timeline where none of the planets have been destroyed. All Gene Strand and Bacteria upgrades are lost, but the player obtains Dark Matter, which can be spent to research technologies in the Dark Matter Institute. It is not necessary to enter the Black Hole, but doing so can improve the speed at which you can destroy planets.<br><br>#'''}}{{FAQ|question = Why is the last portion of a planet's population harder to destroy?''' <br> |answer = This is because the game bases the effectivity effectiveness of the bacteria on the [[SIR model]]. As the number of living hosts decreases, so do the possibilities to quickly spread the disease.<br><br>}}

|answer = If you have [[Quantum Leap]], you can only reset Dark Matter Institute if you have a free [[Scientists|Scientist]] (who isn't on a [[Planets|planet]] or conducting any [[Research]])