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Bioneers Series 2-02: Gaian Wonders of the Co-Evolutionary Dance
Written by Jeremy Narby, Ph.D., Steven Foster, Jennifer Greene and
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Who needs TV when the waves at the beach are phosphorescing, the fungal internet is pulsing, and the laws of physics are being broken all around us by...water? These Bioneers celebrate the wonders of nature they encounter in their work for the Earth and explore, among other things, "the ocean eye" and variations on a nematode worm.
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