Life and Habit

Exploring the interplay between life and evolution, this work by Samuel Butler delves into the concept of habit as a driving force in the development of living beings. Butler challenges traditional views of evolution, arguing that habits acquired during an organism's lifetime can influence its evolution. He presents a thought-provoking analysis of how behaviors and environmental interactions shape not just individual lives but also species over time. This reproduction of the original text offers insights into Butler's unique perspective on biology and philosophy.