Summary and Expansion: Life Itself : Francis Crick
About this ebook
Ever wondered where life came from, or if we’re all just cosmic accidents? Buckle up, because Francis Crick—yes, the co-discoverer of DNA’s double helix—takes you on a wild ride to answer one of humanity’s biggest questions: How did life begin?
Crick swaps his microscope for a detective hat and dives into the greatest mystery of all time. Could life on Earth have originated in the distant corners of the cosmos and hitchhiked here on a comet? Is panspermia—basically intergalactic carpooling—actually a thing? Prepare to have your mind blown as Crick weaves together science, logic, and a dash of cosmic speculation to challenge what you think you know about your origins.
Quick Savant updates and expands Crick’s research, adding compelling new evidence and arguments.
This innovative and timely-and timeless- summary and expansion, will leave you pondering and staring at the night sky with new wonder.
If life has ever made you scratch your head, this book will make you grin and think—sometimes simultaneously.
About the author
ABOUT QUICK SAVANT
Author of dozens of books, summary books, and audiobooks
Quick Savant earned a biology degree, Summa Cum Laude, a physiology degree, and a doctorate from prestigious universities. Tops among his signature skills is his ability to recognize intricate patterns that oversee various fields: technology, politics, behavioral psychology, ideologies, including religions, social studies, science fiction, evolution, philosophy, financial markets, and government. These subjects drove his research starting in 2008.
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