The Long View
This recent piece by Robin Wall Kimmerer takes a deep look at a forgotten part of life on Earth. She reminds us that “the laws of nature will bring us to our knees. And then perhaps we will see the mosses.”
Mosses, I think, are like time made visible. They create a kind of botanical forgetting. Shoot by tiny shoot, the past is obscured in green. That’s why we have stories, so we can remember.
Robin Wall Kimmerer
From Vox…innovators, thinkers & changemakers working to make the future
a better place.
by George Monbiot in his blog…A gulf in public understanding prevents us from seeing how and why our food supply is at risk.
by Dan Milmo in The Guardian…Geoffrey Hinton says there is 10% to 20% chance AI will lead to human extinction in three decades, as change moves fast
by Jennifer Doudna in Wired.com…The genome-editing technology can be supercharged by artificial intelligence—and the results are already being felt.
