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Samuel Butler (novelist) - Animals and plants cannot...
Animals and plants cannot understand our business, so we have denied that they can understand their own. What we call inorganic matter cannot understand the animals' and plants' business, we have therefore denied that it can understand anything whatever. (Samuel Butler (novelist))

Animals and plants cannot understand our business, so we have denied that they can understand their own. What we call inorganic matter cannot understand the animals' and plants' business, we have therefore denied that it can understand anything whatever.

Samuel Butler (novelist)

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anything business call inorganic matter whatever

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