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Merci !

See Chris Hedges work on War us a Force that gives us Meaning. Heart breakingly true today.

Cuando estamos alienando a los objetos técnicos, nos estamos alienando a nosotros mismos. Hay que abolir la “esclavitud” de los objetos técnicos y afirmar su valor.

Et les amaziert ?

Ce respecter , je suis ouverte sur toutes les cultures et si je te dis que quand une langue mort . Je suis triste .

Tu rigoles et moi je suis bretonne

On n a pleins de responsabilites. Merveilleux pour tes ancêtres

C'est extraordinaire

Peut-être

C'est peut-être pas si nouveau . Oui , je suis pour les artisans , la vie .y a pleins de choses qui ne sont pas perdus

De la technique à la chinoise rien ne marche

Moi, j'appelle ça Karl marx

Qu'est ce que l'évolution ? Attention

Ça toujours existe et c'est cyclique

Il y a des changements

Premier fois bien avant

Et le temps du needantal

Por un aceleracionismo Simondoniano!

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Tremendo material audiovisual … muchas gracias 👋🏻

Hola! Lo tenes subtitulado en castellano? Gracias

-(Susurra) Campos de forma-

Bellísimo.

No sé cuándo podré subtitular la entrevista, pero aquí la dejo hasta entonces.

Jan Smuts was aghast at the conditions imposed on the Germans at Versailles - read Anthony Lentin "Jan Smuts - a man of courage and vision." I think Bateson missed Smuts' holism which provided the framework for systems thinking, cybernetics and system dynamics. Yet his point is important - according to Michael Hall: "Where there's a frame there's a game." His analogy of setting the thermostat - getting 'trapped' higher level relationships (frame) and the implicit warning of being framed by computation - warning of AI.

Gracias!

Back in 1993, I was in high school and I saved up my money to buy a set of audio tapes of Bateson speaking at Esalen. I loved these cassettes and listened to them over and over. At some point, they were lost. I never thought that maybe they have been uploaded somewhere online. There's hope! Can't wait to listen to this lecture.

El espíritu de Simondon sigue aquí gracias a la evocación de la tecnología. Muchas gracias por subir el video. Me quedo con la frase: "Es responsabilidad de los vivos mantener a los muertos en una perpetua evocación"

El mito no es asi, esta MUY incompleto, se que es un short, pero falta toda la parte se los seres manculinos (sol) y femeninod (tierra), no solo existian los andróginos (luna)

Muchas gracias por compartir este video, es fascinante. Yo no sabía nada de este gran pensador, ahora voy a buscar mas. ¡Saludos desde EE. UU.!

Creia en el espiritismo?

Entonces éramos arañas de 8 patas?

Pobre de los gordos que no recuerdan el estado original de los hombres al ver su cuerpo 😂😂😂

Gracias por la entrevista. Espero poder hacer mi tesis de filosofía sobre Simondon 🔘

Increíble ❤ gracias 🎉 muchacho por compartir este poderoso material filosófico, Stiegler esta 👇 vivo vivo en su discurso en sus palabras en su voz 💚💚💚

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:12 🌌 Earth as a spaceship: Earth is described as a spaceship orbiting the sun, highlighting the constant motion and exploration in the universe. 01:45 🌍 Shifting perspectives: The speaker contrasts historical viewpoints, highlighting how humanity's understanding of the universe has evolved from limited perspectives to more expansive ones. 03:15 🏗️ Designing intelligently: Buckminster Fuller's innovation involves maximizing resources through intelligent design, as seen in the geodesic dome and his exploration of efficient structures. 06:24 👶 Nurturing environment: Fuller emphasizes the importance of creating nurturing environments for children, and how this can shape their potential and prevent frustration. 08:41 🏙️ Dymaxion designs: Fuller discusses his architectural concepts, including the Dymaxion house and car, focused on resource efficiency, mobility, and adaptability. 15:06 🌌 Evolving universe: The speaker delves into the concept of an evolving universe, where change is constant, energy transforms, and higher order elements come from cosmic sources. 19:06 🧠 Mind and brain: Fuller introduces the idea of distinguishing between mind and brain, highlighting that the mind processes experiences while the brain stores them. 23:17 🔀 Universe's scenario: The concept of an evolving universe is explored, where events are non-simultaneous and overlapping, and change is a normal part of the cosmic scenario. 26:44 🧠 Buckminster Fuller discusses the principle of leverage, emphasizing the generalization of principles and their applicability across various contexts. 27:24 🔗 Fuller explains the concept of tension and compression, demonstrating how they coexist and how these principles can be applied to various materials, from ropes to steel rods. 29:17 🌀 He introduces the concept of pattern integrity by using examples such as splicing different ropes and observing wave patterns in water, highlighting how patterns have their own integrity. 31:19 🌊 Fuller explores the idea of pattern integrity further by discussing the behavior of waves, both in water and other media, illustrating the concept of waves as pattern integrity. 32:56 🌍 He delves into the relationship between humans and the universe, describing how humans are energy collectors and distributors, and how we are interconnected with the universe. 37:32 🔗 Fuller discusses the concept of systems and how they relate to patterns and energy collection, emphasizing that everything in the universe, including systems, is subject to generalizations. 40:18 🌐 He introduces the concept of generalizations of generalizations, referring to the layers of understanding and abstraction that build upon each other in our perception of the universe. 44:20 🔄 Fuller challenges traditional geometric concepts and approaches, raising questions about the use of irrational numbers like pi and proposing an alternative perspective on geometry. 47:13 🔲 He questions the bias introduced by traditional geometry's division of the universe, leading to an exploration of the relationship between lines, areas, and crossings in the context of systems. 50:11 ⚙️ Fuller discusses how angle and frequency change are fundamental to describing phenomena in the universe, using the analogy of a flexible necklace to illustrate the concept of pattern and flexibility in systems. 51:45 📏 A triangle stops flexing when angles no longer change, making it a self-stabilizing structure. 52:41 📐 Triangles stabilize angles with minimal leverage, making them the basic building blocks of structures. 54:07 🧊 Tetrahedron, octahedron, and icosahedron are the three basic structural systems in the universe. 55:01 ⚛️ Every event has three powers: action, reaction, and resultant, represented by vectors in physics. 56:10 🧪 Combining half-quanta results in the tetrahedron, the foundational structural system. 57:18 📏 Tetrahedron's volume is one unit of quantum; icosahedron has 5 units of quantum and greater volume efficiency. 58:12 🛠️ The vector equilibrium, composed of triangles and squares, is the most balanced structural form. 58:48 🔄 Transformations from vector equilibrium to icosahedron to octahedron to tetrahedron showcase fundamental structural shifts. 01:04:00 🌍 Fuller's Dymaxion map offers accurate world representation, enabling better problem-solving and resource solutions. 01:06:45 🏙️ Dome-like structures, like geodesic domes, offer energy-efficient and versatile architectural solutions. 01:11:25 📦 Paperboard domes, produced efficiently, offer cost-effective and sustainable housing solutions. 01:14:09 🛰️ The concept of the "black box" as a self-sufficient living system for space exploration is explored. 01:16:01 💼 Fuller envisions a future where people live in small, portable systems, avoiding high-pressure living. 01:16:27 💼 Fuller envisions a society where people are encouraged to pursue meaningful work they enjoy, eliminating the need for mundane jobs. 01:16:42 🏢 Cities filled with great buildings could offer housing and workspaces, while the concept of separating jobs from living spaces is explored. 01:17:10 🏙️ A new approach to urban planning could solve the urban problem by moving people from slums to well-designed buildings, integrating living and working spaces. 01:17:23 💡 Encouraging people to pursue their childhood passions and granting fellowships for breakthrough ideas could lead to progress and innovation. 01:17:37 🌌 Fuller suggests that people's curiosity about spaceship living is similar to the transformative changes he envisions on Earth. 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gracias!!

Essentially Bateson was a polymath.

Le falta su peinado de wolverine

Gracias!

J'avais découvert ce documentaire sur Vimeo. Merci de l'avoir mis à disposition sur TH-cam.

Es asombrosa sus lógicas y teoría. Hoy es evidente que Simodon estaba 3 siglos más adelante en la capacidad de entender el mundo

Thanks very much for this document!!!!

¡Una joya ésto! ¡Las veces que leí esa conferencia! Explicó la posmodernidad antes de que inventaran la palabra. ¡Un capo Bateson!

clae eso ultimo

yes

Thank you very much for uploading this. Do you know where to find more Bateson audio lectures?

gracias por compartirrlo. Por qué solo están los subtitulos en español al comienzo? Dón de se podría conseguir subtitulada en español? Gracias

love this talk. So on point.

Hi! Where did you find this record?