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@simonapop
If you could live forever, would you?
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@keith33333.eth
hell fucking NO!!!! we were meant to DIE!!! u dont fuck with mother nature!!
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@arseniy.eth
Almost every single thing human beings do in some ways alters nature. Why should death be the limit where we stop shaping nature towards our ends?
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Ah but we have done it in an adversarial way. Shaping nature towards our ends is a strange dynamic when we are part of it - just a node in it really form a complex flow network perspective. so what we do to it ultimately affects us also - it’s all circular
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@keith33333.eth
you bet its circular. everything we do has consequences and everything we have done to the planet and the economy is on us and fucks that rule the world. we had to shape nature, without industrialization we would be nowhere. its a delicate compromise.
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This all reminds me of this slide in one of my early biomimicry talks. Complex flow networks in nature always manage to find the window of viability, right in the middle of diversity and efficiency - we’re the ones who go to extremes
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this is great! i believe a real case is boeing. the suffered in the 70s and 80s, used LEAN (toyota model of efficiency) and it improved everything and they boomed but now i believe this efficiency is causing problems. i cant remember the latest issue but it is related.
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