Bio-fuelling the Hummer? Transdisciplinary Thoughts on Techno-Optimism and Innovation in the Transition from Unsustainability
Bio-fuelling the Hummer? Transdisciplinary Thoughts on Techno-Optimism and Innovation in the Transition from Unsustainability
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2016
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J. Barry
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J. Barry
As well as being the species nature did not specialise, humanity is the ‘toolusing animal’. Indeed it is our species’ ability to use our imaginations and intellectual capacities to create and develop technology that has enabled us to live in or temporarily visit or dwell in almost all climates, landscapes of the earth’s surface and oceans. Our species’ technological capacity is, together with our sociality, linguistic capacity and ability to create enduring cultural systems, one of the main reasons why our species does not have a pre-defined ‘ecological niche’ (Barry, 1999). As the tool-using animal, our evolutionary journey has meant that the earth as a whole is our home. In the perceptive words of the 19th century writer and thinker Thomas Carlyle in his novel Sartor Resartus:
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W. Laurance
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W. Laurance