The Story of the Living Machine
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Ofcourse, chemical forces lie at the bottom of vital activity, and we mustlook upon the force of chemical affinity as the fundamental power towhich the problems must be referred. But a chemical explanation willevidently not suffice for our purpose; for we have absolutely no reasonfor believing that the phenomena of life can occur as the results of thechemical properties of any compound, however complex. The simplest knownform of matter which manifests life is a machine, and the problem of theor...igin of life must be of the origin of that machine. Are there anyforces in nature which are of a sort as to enable us to use them toexplain the building of machines? Plants and animals are the onlymachines which nature has produced. They are the only instances innature of a structure built with its parts harmoniously adjusted to eachother to the performance of certain ends. All other machines with whichwe are acquainted were made by man, and in making them intelligence camein to adapt the parts to each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ofcourse, chemical forces lie at the bottom of vital activity, and we mustlook upon the force of chemical affinity as the fundamental power towhich the problems must be referred. But a chemical explanation willevidently not suffice for our purpose; for we have absolutely no reasonfor believing that the phenomena of life can occur as the results of thechemical properties of any compound, however complex. The simplest knownform of matter which manifests life is a machine, and the problem of theor...igin of life must be of the origin of that machine. Are there anyforces in nature which are of a sort as to enable us to use them toexplain the building of machines? Plants and animals are the onlymachines which nature has produced. They are the only instances innature of a structure built with its parts harmoniously adjusted to eachother to the performance of certain ends. All other machines with whichwe are acquainted were made by man, and in making them intelligence camein to adapt the parts to each other.
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