Mitch Olson

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I suspect that, if we succeed in this enterprise, we will find that the distinction we make between the living and nonliving is an artifact of limitations of our spacetime interface, not an insight into the nature of reality. We will find a unified description for reality—animate and inanimate—once we take into account the limits of our interface.
The Case Against Reality: Why Evolution Hid the Truth from Our Eyes
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