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The Lives of a Cell: Notes of a Biology watcher
Ever felt like you’re just a tiny cog in some giant machine? Well, you are. But Lewis Thomas takes it way beyond cliché, showing how you’re not even the main character of your own body — you’re a bustling city of cells, and Earth itself is one massive cell. If that sounds like a biology lecture, think again. This book is more like a backstage pass to life’s weird and wonderful interconnectedness.
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