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→Biological singularity: extending article - Pasteur
== Biological singularity ==
== Biological singularity ==
According to W.Gitt the French chemist and microbiologist L.Pasteur in 1864 rejected the doctrine of spontaeous generation of living cells in his historical lecture at the Sorbonne university in Paris and formulated a [[scientific law]] about life expressed in latin words like ''Omne vivum ex vivo'' (All life comes [only] from life) that has never been disproved by [[experiment]].<ref name="Excuse">{{cite book
|title=Without Excuse
|author=Werner Gitt
|publisher=Creation Book Publishers
|year=2011
|pages=143,177,323
|url=http://www.wernergitt.de/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&view=productdetails&virtuemart_product_id=1505&virtuemart_category_id=126&Itemid=131&lang=de
|isbn=978-1-921643-41-5
|quote=}}</ref>
Philosopher of science Sir [[Karl Popper]] proposed that mankind may be "faced with the possibility that the [[origin of life]] (like the origin of physics) becomes an impenetrable barrier to science, and a residue to all attempts to [[Reductionism|reduce]] biology to [[chemistry]] and [[physics]]."
Philosopher of science Sir [[Karl Popper]] proposed that mankind may be "faced with the possibility that the [[origin of life]] (like the origin of physics) becomes an impenetrable barrier to science, and a residue to all attempts to [[Reductionism|reduce]] biology to [[chemistry]] and [[physics]]."
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