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Explore the profound impact of Alexander von Humboldt on 19th-century science, ecology, and global understanding in this second part of a podcast interview with Andrea Wulf. Delve into the conflicts between truth and power, the unintended consequences of scientific discovery, and Humboldt's influence on the concept of nature as an art form. Examine the role of embodiment in innovation and creativity, and consider how natural and built environments shape human thought. Gain insights into the challenges of synthesizing knowledge in an interconnected world and reflect on the relevance of Humboldt's work to modern interdisciplinary research and societal transitions.

Andrea Wulf on The Invention of Nature - Humboldt's Dangerous Idea

Santa Fe Institute
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