Suzuki—Knowledge of nature challenges human-centric thinking
"Scientific research is starting to confirm what many Indigenous Peoples have long known," writes BC scientist and broadcaster David Suzuki this week.
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"Scientific research is starting to confirm what many Indigenous Peoples have long known," writes BC scientist and broadcaster David Suzuki this week.
'Scientific research is starting to confirm what many Indigenous Peoples have long known...'
From sentient bees to self-aware crows to plants that call out when they’re stressed, nature is far more fascinating and complex than we imagined.
The more we learn about other species, the more our human-centric attitudes are challenged Up until about 400 years ago, it was widely accepted that Earth was at the centre of the universe, and everything revolved around it. When scientist Galileo Galilei challenged this “geocentric” view — confirming Nicolaus Copernicus’s “heliocentric” theory that planets revolve around the
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