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Life Itself by Francis Crick — WisdomDeck honest review
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Life Itself

by Francis Crick

Crick speculates that life may have been seeded from elsewhere, directed panspermia, and in doing so lays out the real difficulty of origin-of-life questions. Short and provocative.

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you want a Nobel laureate thinking out loud about origins.

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you want the mainstream account; see The Vital Question.

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  1. Origins are hard.
  2. Speculate, then test.
  3. Even geniuses guess.

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