Summary:
The book explores the complex question of what it means to be alive, delving into the history of science and philosophy to examine the elusive definition of life. It presents a range of perspectives from biologists, researchers, and thinkers, along with intriguing examples of life's edge cases, such as viruses and artificial life.
Key points:
1. Life's Definition: The book examines the complex, multi-faceted definition of life, involving various fields beyond biology.
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