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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Our species is finally turning toward other species for their embodied wisdom, borrowing these insights to solve challenges such as delivering nutrition in a way that nourishes both planet and people. Biomimicry author and visionary Janine Benyus shows how nature-inspired breakthroughs in agriculture are evolving from plant-focused "silver bullets" to system-savvy healing. She gives us a sneak preview of the amazing entries in the Biomimicry Global Design Challenge in food systems. She explores how the "democratization of invention" is growing more biomimetic - as teams turn to nature together, in massive parallel, to discover a multitude of wild ideas that work together as a system. Cooperation, naturally enough, is the best way to learn from life's genius!
Introduction by Paul Hawken, author, activist, entrepreneur.
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She deserves a noble prize.
She will eventually be remembered as one of the greatest mind of our time.
Long Life Madame Benyus.
I once introduced one of Janine's ideas to some of my students, who were all amazed. It was an awesome experience not just for me but for them as well.
The world needs more of this lady
Oh, listen world, listen....this IS an important part of the path to recovery, harmony and prosperity for all :))))) Thank you for your voice, Janine Benyus!!
I love that introduction. Makes me want to paint Janine Benyus as Liberty Leading the People like Delacroix. We need hope and I get it watching her speak.
The first time I heard of carbon sequestration through farming was from an interview of Freeman Dyson. He didn't go into great detail, but suffice to say, if he advocated it then it is a good idea. Loved the video btw.
Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Super interesting!!!
Benyus 2020
There is only 5 million people living in Slovakia...so 19 million people growing on their balconies is quite absurd...makes me wonder what source is Benyus using...
She said central Europe, and the inventors are from Slovakia. Besides how about concentrating on the idea rather than worrying about peripheral data?