Daniel Pinchbeck (Part 3)

00:00God, bravo. That was so well structured. Yeah, who the fuck knows? And we're going to look back for sure one day on this the same way we look back at those little hobbit people. They found that Florence Island. And that's one of the weirdest things about it is we've got to know that this is just a step along the way for the species. Every species has moved in the same sort of direction from single-celled organism to us. It's not stopping here. This is just another step along the way. But to what? Do you wonder how much effect technology is going to have on this or how much impact, whether it's a symbiotic thing,

00:37whether it's a biological thing, as well as a cosmological thing and a technological thing, almost converging at the same time? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think that, you know, ultimately the next jump for our technology would be to somehow become symbiotic with the planetary environment. You know, we would create no-waste systems.

00:59Is that possible? Sure. There's an interesting book called Cradle to Cradle by this environmental designer, William McDonoghue, and a chemist. And they believe that they started the process of analyzing all these industrial systems. And the idea is that you could redesign them