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| Despite the untidiness of his aesthetic, Hirschhorn is, as he wrote in a letter to Thierry de Duve in 1994, a formalist--and an inventive one at that. Among those working on the origins question is biologist and Nobel laureate Christian De Duve, who has outlined a theory of how life might have arisen. Christian de Duve, a biochemist and Nobel Prize winner who has written on the origin of life, said Waechtershaeuser's new work was ``an extremely interesting finding which fits with the idea that life may have originated in a volcanic setting. |
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