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 Disruption through destruction

There are moments in history when the familiar no longer holds true. Then systems that were once considered unshakeable fall apart. What seemed certain yesterday—the baker's bread, the cow's milk, the

Planetary Health Episode 9: Regulated metasynthesis – How the law can shape disruption

Traditionally, the law is a system that ensures order, protects existing institutions, and guarantees social stability. This conservative role has its purpose: it enables predictability, trust, and pr

Planetary Health episode 6: Exponential food technology – revolutionising edibles

We find ourselves at the cusp of an era in which food production is not only set to become faster and more efficient, but also smarter and more environmentally friendly. The basis for this revolution

Planetary Health episode 7: Metasynthesis in Food Production

From the earliest days of farming, societies have relied on photosynthesis, sunlight, soil, and water to grow the food that sustains us. This reliance on nature has created a food production system th

Machine intelligence and shaping an ethical future

What are the implications for a culture in its function as an expression of a society increasingly characterised by automated processes? How will society respond to the growing influence of automation

Planetary Health episode 4: Shaping our communities – learning from the voluntary fire brigade

We have to act – and there is no time to waste. We need to get out of our own bubble. After all, resigning ourselves to the fact that we are powerless and unable to change things while blaming others

Planetary Health – episode 3: The planet's general terms and conditions

When we come into this world, we do not sign terms and conditions to which we are bound. Nor do we receive an instruction manual on how to behave properly with guidance on how to consume environmental

Planetary Health – episode 2: New thinking for new food

When enjoying a beer with friends after work, hardly anybody stops to think about the malt residue produced during the brewing process. Despite the valuable components contained within this by-product

Planetary Health episode 5: Pixels, plants and processes – how food systems are becoming more resilient

Technology alone will not be enough to save us – awareness, education, behavioural changes and the power of civil society will all be needed if we are to increase the resilience of our food system. Th

Planetary Health: why food chains have to become food networks

The reason we are facing a crisis is clear: The number of people on the planet is growing and thus also the volume of resources being consumed. The date on which Earth Overshoot Day falls is moving ev

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