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Excerpt from Cell Intelligence: The Cause of Growth, Heredity and Instinctive Actions Illustrating That the Cell Is a Conscious, Intelligent Being, And, by Reason Thereof, Plans and Builds All Plants and Animals in the Same Manner That Man Constructs Houses, Railroads and Other Structur
The purpose of this book is to introduce you to your maker, the Cell, to get you better acquainted with him and to let you know that he is an intelligent being and very likely more so than yourself.
The proposition that the cell is your maker or builder, that he is the cause of and builder of all plants and animals and that he is a conscious and intelligent being is a broad and sweeping statement. I do not think it has ever been made before in the history of the world. This proposition will no doubt be hotly contested by those institutions who may think that they will be financially affected by these facts becoming general knowledge.
Someone said that "The greatest study of mankind is man." I would say, the greatest study of mankind is his maker, the Cell, This book will explain to the reader the cause of evolution, or growth, heredity and instinctive action in plants and animals. It will show that all plants and animals are built and produced by the microscopic beings we call cells. It will show that in their place in life they exercise the same intelligence in reference to their work as we do in ours and by reason of their intelligence, they are able to build a plant, a tree, an insect, animal or man, the same as we are able to build a house, automobile, ship or railroad.
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Издательство: "Книга по Требованию" (2015)
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