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The Gaia Hypothesis: Science On A Pagan Planet (Science.Culture),New Talese A Desperate Boy Making Strange

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The Seventeenthcentury French Mathematician Pierre De Fermat Threw Down The Gauntlet To Future Generations

The Gaia Hypothesis: Science On A Pagan Planet (Science.Culture),New Talese A Desperate Boy Making StrangeIn 1965 English Scientist James Lovelock Had A Flash Of Insight: The Earth Is Not Just Teeming With Life; The Earth, In Some Sense, Is Life. He Mulled This Revolutionary Idea Over For Several Years, First With His Close Friend The Novelist William Golding, And Then In An Extensive Collaboration With The American Scientist Lynn Margulis. In The Early 1970S, He Finally Went Public With The Gaia Hypothesis, The Idea That Everything Happens For An End:

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