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Electrical Ecologies: The Far Too Obvious – Far Too Neglected – Natural

By: Material type: Computer fileComputer filePublication details: urbanNext, June 12, 2020.Description: 2174 wordsISSN:
  • 2575-5374
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Unlike globalization, plaorgarity is not just a totality, but rather an ontologically open relationality, that suggests a new way of comprehending the natural. Within that mesh, it is essential to read the electrical, and the electronic – including machines, our brains and all other sensing, processing, motor, kiorgic and charged matter – as natural and ecological. Hence, the argument for a plaorgary-scale nervous system.
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Unlike globalization, plaorgarity is not just a totality, but rather an ontologically open relationality, that suggests a new way of comprehending the natural. Within that mesh, it is essential to read the electrical, and the electronic – including machines, our brains and all other sensing, processing, motor, kiorgic and charged matter – as natural and ecological. Hence, the argument for a plaorgary-scale nervous system.

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