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by 9214
1800 days ago
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Instantly reminded me of "Body Electric" by Robert Becker. A fascinating account of how novelty in research is often ridiculed despite being revolutionary, interspersed with various electromagnetic theories: from limb regeneration with cancer growth to life's origins, epigenesis, and embryology. Edit: gah, should've read the article before commenting, he actually mentions the book as one of his inspirations. |
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