700
than a billion dead animals in the 2019/2020 Australian brushfires, and possibly
more than three trillion dead rove beetles (Staphylinidae) (for starters),
7
leave
human consciousness vulnerable to paralyses, or it should. Yet, we wake up the next
day after every tragedy. Terrible headlines have not dissuaded us. Neither our conscious responses, nor the deep-seated staying power of our virtue, our conscience,
our beliefs about a better future, have been altogether dented, despite the common
denominator which is the birth of eco-dynamics (Fig. 77.1).
77.5 From a Tired Trigonometry to the Welcoming
Co-symbiosis of the Creation
By that we would suggest that every creation (Being) harbors an unwavering proliferation of microcosms (e.g., bacteria, follicle mites, tens of trillions of cells) whose
interactions—which are translatable at some distant levels of ornate mathematical
aphorism—are most relevant to deep biology, something entirely different than
7 See “Wildfires Are Obliterating Australia’s Iconic Ecosystems,” by Matt Simon, Wired Magazine,
1/8/20; See also, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkdMGfJz-wU
Fig. 77.1 A Reptile Cabinet, Museu de Historia Natural, Maputo, Mozambique. (Photo ©
M.C.Tobias)
77 The Finely Honed Basis of Unknowing
than a billion dead animals in the 2019/2020 Australian brushfires, and possibly
more than three trillion dead rove beetles (Staphylinidae) (for starters),
7
leave
human consciousness vulnerable to paralyses, or it should. Yet, we wake up the next
day after every tragedy. Terrible headlines have not dissuaded us. Neither our conscious responses, nor the deep-seated staying power of our virtue, our conscience,
our beliefs about a better future, have been altogether dented, despite the common
denominator which is the birth of eco-dynamics (Fig. 77.1).
77.5 From a Tired Trigonometry to the Welcoming
Co-symbiosis of the Creation
By that we would suggest that every creation (Being) harbors an unwavering proliferation of microcosms (e.g., bacteria, follicle mites, tens of trillions of cells) whose
interactions—which are translatable at some distant levels of ornate mathematical
aphorism—are most relevant to deep biology, something entirely different than
7 See “Wildfires Are Obliterating Australia’s Iconic Ecosystems,” by Matt Simon, Wired Magazine,
1/8/20; See also, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkdMGfJz-wU
Fig. 77.1 A Reptile Cabinet, Museu de Historia Natural, Maputo, Mozambique. (Photo ©
M.C.Tobias)
77 The Finely Honed Basis of Unknowing