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Planetary laboratory
Juan Insua
The quest for knowledge requires a holistic perspective that brings together different disciplines and know-how.
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Defending Limits Is Not Malthusian
Giorgos Kallis
Self-limitation is not about constraining, but about defining collectively as societies our limits.
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Human Needs (Earthling Reflection)
Carmen Madorrán Ayerra
How can we define a good life able to satisfy our needs without overreaching our ecological limits?
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The Home of All of US
Juan Insua
We take a look at the different meanings of the word “home” and the considerations they open up about our present and our future.
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Technology
On Knowing Matter
Tim Cowlishaw
A speculative cartography of the material ecology of Artificial Intelligence.
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N. Katherine Hayles: “We need a more comprehensive view of cognition”
Toni Navarro
The American professor talks to us about posthumanism, AI and the relationship between science and the humanities.
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Science and Spirit in the Attention Economy
Juan Insua
Towards an open, systematic and fluid questioning of the ways in which we understand and make worlds.
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School of Humility or the New Depths
Juan Insua
We delve into three great abysses of the unknown – outer space, the depths of the sea and the enigmas of the human mind.
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Francisco J. Doblas Reyes: “Limiting the impacts of global warming is in our hands”
Elisenda Pallarés Piquer
The climate scientist and IPCC author says that measures exist to mitigate climate change and transition to fairer societies.
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The Last Wave
Roser Cabré-Verdiell
A story that questions how we relate to collapse as a society and as individuals.
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The Battle of Dorking
Troy Vettese | Drew Pendergrass
Three Works, by G. W. F. Hegel, Thomas Malthus and Edward Jenner shed light on today’s climate crisis.
