【Kyoto Prize Commemorative Lecture】Bruno Latour “How to React to a Change in Cosmology”

[@catnipforclones]

What will we do without him? Thank you, Bruno.

[@satyasivaraman1321]

Brilliant. Probably the most important set of concepts that are needed today to save our planet from twin destructive towers of big science and big religion..

[@axelsprangare2579]

This was an extremly interesting talk by Bruno Latour. Thank you very much.

[@arjundesilva-universityofk7668]

Rip Bruno! What a genius

[@axelsprangare2579]

Great video. Thank you kyoto prize channel for this amazing video.

[@marciahodali921]

Wow!!! Certainly I did enjoy his speech. It does help us to have our eyes wide open, specially helpful in this critical days.. Thanks for sharing this amazing speech.

[@VasilenVasilevGuitarist]

Rest in peace..

[@nicholastaylor9398]

Yes, the point is that the ball on the slope does not react back, there is no feedback. Put another way, the experiment can be isolated from the wider environment. This is not the case for the virus nor the climate - nor of course for quantum measurements where a similar non-independence obtains at a vastly smaller scale.

[@soebredden]

It is of cause not a new situation. Being in the environmental concern since the eighties one would know that nature is not int he laboratory only -and behave different. That by the way does not do away with God. Only we do not know enough. The same could be said about the laws of morals; We are in the midst of them and we live by their consequences...! The vector is a prober image; The vector in evolution has changed -but it is not developing now where - the direction is ever for the consistency and coherence. It is all about love.

[@kimfreeborn]

He's such a disappointment.