The Future of Life by: Edward O. Wilson

For me, this chapter is about creatures that can survive under extreme conditions. How does every square inch of the earth live on this creature or creature? I learned that there is life as long as there is a basic principle of biogeography, ie liquid water (H 2 0), organic molecules, and energy. I have found McMurdo Dry Valley in Antarctica, the coldest, dry, and undernourished soil in the world. How are some special types of bacteria and archaea living on the walls of volcanic hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor? It may grow in water near or beyond boiling point.

(2) The next two paragraphs written by famous modern scientist Edward Wilson appear in the Wilson book "Future Life" (2002). In these sentences, Wilson criticizes the words of the two groups against environmentalism. Please read each paragraph carefully. Then please write an article to analyze how the sarcasm of Wilson explains the unproductive nature of this discussion. Let's consider the adjective of Rome poet Horace. Next I write articles to defend, challenge or limit Horace's claim that adversity (economic or political difficulties, danger, misfortune, etc.) plays a role in nurturing human personality. Support your argument through appropriate evidence in reading, observation or experience

Edward O. Wilson - We know that he is E. O. Wilson - emeritus professor at Pellegrino University at Harvard University. He is the author of many books including social biology, diversity of life. His latest work is "Creation: a call to save the life of the earth". He is in our studio in New York. Dr. Wilson, Thank you for coming today, so what I am doing is expanding - I represent science and secular science, secular science is so arrogant - our metaphysics Temporarily forgetting the difference or cultural warfare, we will set them aside to meet the common grounds of salvation and creation - this is to save the dangerous biodiversity of the world