I completely agree with the clearly evidenced anthropocene era concept. It was all clearly spelled out in 1971 in Nicholas Georgescu-Rogen's definitive predictive book, THE ENTROPY LAW & THE ECONOMIC PROCESS. So simple & so all encompassing.
(didn't see yet) So this is kind of philosophy? Not a science? Scarcely interested. Here's some joke: one bacteria meet other one: - Hey, humans say we live in Anthropocene, can you imagine it? - Ha-ha-ha! What a stupid humans. Ha-ha-ha! Tell this joke to viruses, they gonna laugh whole the day. - Ha-ha-ha-ha!.. Aren't we thinking of ourselfs as of a real deadly power too much? Isn't this planet, still and forever, belongs to bacterias, archaeas and viruses? Microbiologist very needed.
Yes, precisely, because the beginning and end of how we should consider the environment is from the perspective of the least complex organisms.... Please Additionally bacteria would be well "aware" we live in the Anthropocene, as humans and their domestic are a major host for them (or rather certain strains of them). In other worda bringing bacteria into it only underlines how deep the effects of the Anthropocene are
I completely agree with the clearly evidenced anthropocene era concept.
It was all clearly spelled out in 1971 in Nicholas Georgescu-Rogen's
definitive predictive book, THE ENTROPY LAW & THE ECONOMIC PROCESS.
So simple & so all encompassing.
Wow. This is really interesting!
Thank you so much.
thanks for the video.
If this video doesn't excite and scare you at the same time, you have not been paying attention.
It’s weird to think that this guy (Jan) just bloody taught my geology module on the oceans
Minus the comment of the tin foil covering my country, quite a good video.
***** hahaha
28:03 some of centralized planification needed? please no more! too subjective.
35:30 the new york times?
misplaced optimism imo =(
(didn't see yet) So this is kind of philosophy? Not a science? Scarcely interested.
Here's some joke: one bacteria meet other one:
- Hey, humans say we live in Anthropocene, can you imagine it?
- Ha-ha-ha! What a stupid humans. Ha-ha-ha! Tell this joke to viruses, they gonna laugh whole the day.
- Ha-ha-ha-ha!..
Aren't we thinking of ourselfs as of a real deadly power too much?
Isn't this planet, still and forever, belongs to bacterias, archaeas and viruses? Microbiologist very needed.
Yes, precisely, because the beginning and end of how we should consider the environment is from the perspective of the least complex organisms.... Please
Additionally bacteria would be well "aware" we live in the Anthropocene, as humans and their domestic are a major host for them (or rather certain strains of them). In other worda bringing bacteria into it only underlines how deep the effects of the Anthropocene are