Creatures Born of Mud and Slime

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Exploring the persistence of the spontaneous generation theory, this book delves into the historical context and scientific debates that allowed this idea to endure for centuries. It examines key figures and experiments that shaped the understanding of life's origins, highlighting the clash between intuition and empirical evidence. Through a detailed analysis, the author reveals how cultural and philosophical influences contributed to the longevity of this misconception, ultimately leading to its eventual decline in the face of modern scientific advancements.