An example of anthropomorpims in popular science writing:
"Proteins are among the most important molecules we possess, because they are also among the most collegiate. They play distinct roles in helping the body to interpret changes, communicate them and decide on actions as a result. Our bodies work in large part because our proteins know their own role, appreciate that of their peers and act accordingly. They work as part of a team, but through the expression of entirely individual personalities and capabilities. … Like humans, proteins respond to their environment, communicate information, make decisions and then put them into action. But unlike us, proteins are actually very good at doing this…"
Dr Camilla Pang
Camilla Pang (2020) Explaining Humans. What science can teach us about life, love and relationships. Viking
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