March 13, 2019
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5:22Now PlayingMeaning of Life Symposium Playlist:
Prof Eric Alm from MIT on the Meaning of Life, while collecting and preserving poop from indigenous populations deep in the Malaysian jungle. Eric explains how things we usually think of inert, like mountains, are in fact shaped by Life, Genes, and DNA. How we're all linked together, across humans, microbes, plants, water, and mountains. And how all of Earth's cultures uncovered to date (pun intended) share many things in common, no matter how remote or isolatedEveryone smiles at poop jokes. Indigenous and landscape photos by Christopher Corzett. Global Microbiome Conservancy
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