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In Diondre Mompoint's debut philosophical science book, he questions ideas that have been accepted in science for decades. He introduces new concepts that should open the minds of free thinkers and other scientists. Embark on his journey to use Biochemistry and other topics to reveal the origin of life. 


A Paradoxical Life: Where Did We Come From?