Is There Anything Human? Symbiosis and Evolution

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The book explores a theory of abiogenesis involving actinides, suggesting that these metals in beach sands may have contributed to the origin of life. It posits that cholesterol, synthesized on actinide surfaces, is the foundational prebiotic molecule from which all other biomolecules evolved. The narrative argues for a cholesterol-based model of early life forms, leading to the development of archaea and viroids. Furthermore, it connects the evolution of primates and humans to symbiotic relationships with archaea, presenting a unique perspective on evolutionary biology.