Professor David Farrier

And I've really enjoyed the opportunity to, you know, just dwell and see where it goes.

I think I would, you know, just leave it on that whole idea of what ought to be.

For me, that has been the...

The thing that has stayed with me most, that and the notion that we have as much plasticity in ourselves.

The lessons we need to learn, I think we can find within ourselves, the fact that we are collected intelligences just as much as any other living thing.

The fact that our cells share stress.

and have ways of making the problem of the one, the problem of the many.

The fact that we are also plastic beings that first domesticated ourselves and learned to live together before we assumed this role as the great domesticator of the living world.

I think there's a lot we can learn about what we need to do to respond to this crisis, this poly-crisis we've made by looking within ourselves in a kind of literal sense.

You know, we have world clocks within ourselves as well.

The possibilities of kinship time reside within our bodies too.

So yeah.

That's where I'd leave it.

Thank you.