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Interview · The Great Simplification · 2024Relationships and Ecology
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A recent conversation on why ecology is a science of relationships rather than of things.

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Austrian-born physicist and systems theorist, author of The Tao of Physics and The Systems View of Life, who reads living systems as webs of relationship rather than collections of parts.

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