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0:00:00 – Intro
0:01:10 – Nora – article – COVID-19 hasn’t slowed global warming: Earth’s carbon dioxide levels highest in over 3 million years, NOAA says https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usat…
0:06:38 – response
0:09:37 – Bill McKibbon – There are no Borders in a Climate Crisis – https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals…
0:12:47 – Greg response – migration is a global issue
0:15:49 – Nora – article – Amid climate crisis, a proposal to save Washington state forests for carbon storage, not logging https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-…
0:20:58 – Greg response
0:25:19 – Darryl – if we are going to conquer this problem, we are going to have to go through a radical transformation as a species.
0:26:54 – Ian – biotech revolution coming.
0:28:58 – Darryl – can’t see it happening without music. Ian Cross – music was he most important thing we did as a species. https://www.academia.edu/11142898/Mus… https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/… We developed our superpower – our social skills. Music is a technological catalyst. We are going to witness its application on blockchain as NFT’s rapidly evolve.
0:30:50 – Greg response – music as a coordinating technology –
0:33:35 – Jaron Lanier – humans hacked into their tool for eating and breathing – and created a communication network.
0:36:04 – Climate Chain Coalition – Mossamba Thioye – https://www.linkedin.com/in/massamba-…
0:37:28 – Steve Ross Talbot joins – music – desert island discs – really feel music –
0:40:20 – Last Song of a Kalahari Bushman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfUHQ…
0:41:31 – When humans first discovered rhythm – began a shared perception of time – enhanced our empathic skills. Greg – it becomes conscious
0:43:08 – Nora – music was happening already – music was a discovery not an invention.
0:44:14 – Greg – “I have this instinctual feeling that always inside one’s present moment is everything you need to face the situation that you are in”. It is there if you pay attention.
0:45:18 – Steve – today Prince Phillip died – ahead of his time on environmental causes.SHOW LESS