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S. carpocapsae is an unsegmented roundworm, or nematode, that kills insects through a symbiotic relationship with bacteria.

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Instead, Penn and Teller always saw the relationship between them and their audience as symbiotic.

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There is a symbiotic relationship between actor and audience, a current of feeling that passes between the performer’s risk and the viewer’s recognition.

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He adds that he thrives off that “symbiotic” interaction, which is similar to engaging with contestants.

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Russell insists we make our own diagnosis about what drives Matthew and Oliver’s hunger for applause — and if their symbiotic dynamic has echoes throughout the entire music industry.

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