Program Description
Evolutionary biologist Elisabet Sahtouris blends biology, philosophy and spirituality into an intoxicating mix that will touch the very nucleus of your cells. Offering a multitude of reasons to remain hopeful despite dire predictions for our environment, Sahtouris is confident we can turn things around – and quickly – because “life is too intelligent to proceed by accident.” She cites recent evidence that “DNA reorganizes itself intelligently under stress with remarkable speed.” In other words, “There’s never a time for greater creativity than during crisis.” Sahtouris shows you how to uncover the four and one-half billion years of biological wisdom deep inside us all.
A United Nations consultant on indigenous peoples, Sahtouris is the author of several books including Earthdance: Living Systems in Evolution (Praeger 1999) and co-author with Willis Harman of Biology Revisioned (North Atlantic Books 1998).
Topics Explored in this Dialogue:
- How to understand your place in the universe
- Why nothing in the universe is ever lost
- The secret connection between self-interest and cooperation
- How biology and spirituality empower ecology
- Genetic engineering: is science going too far?
- How biology has overtaken physics as a root science
- How to use biological concepts to help human institutions
Program Number: 2780 Host: Michael Toms Interview Date: 6/4/1999




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