Food for thought as always Claire, thank you..... a colleague Neill Friedman at Northampton Uni is entirely immersed in his research on mitochondria at present and their role as energy factories in our cells......a fascinating link to our primeval origins.
Your brain and the words it creates is incredibly inspiring! This piece reminds me of the idea learned from constructal theory (fractal)... that we are not mimicking nature but are a manifestation of it.
i saw “Ways of Being” in a bookstore last year and it piqued my interest. Its been sitting in my queue ever since. All the more reason to read it now!
Oh yes read it! It's amazing!
Food for thought as always Claire, thank you..... a colleague Neill Friedman at Northampton Uni is entirely immersed in his research on mitochondria at present and their role as energy factories in our cells......a fascinating link to our primeval origins.
Loved your article, thank you!
i like the idea that one could have a goal of achieving minimal cognition within a project
Your brain and the words it creates is incredibly inspiring! This piece reminds me of the idea learned from constructal theory (fractal)... that we are not mimicking nature but are a manifestation of it.
That's very kind, thank you! I'm not familiar with constructal theory, but that sentiment sounds right to me <3