Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedNeri Oxman: belief
1 Sept 2023 Lex Fridman Podcast #394 – Neri Oxman: Biology, Art, and Science of Design & Engineering with Nature
“How we built this tower on the roof of SF MoMa, which by a couple of months ago until it was on the roof, we’ve shown this structure completely biodegrade into the… Well, not completely, but almost completely biodegrade to the soil. And this notion that a product or an organism or part of that organism can reincarnate is very, very moving thought to me, because I want to believe that I believe in reincarnation.”
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- Speaker
- Neri Oxman
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- Claim type
- belief
- Recorded
- 1 Sept 2023
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
Transcript context
…So as you’re creating the art, you’re going to learn something about these organisms or something about these materials. Is there something that stands out to you about these hero organisms like bees, silkworms? You mentioned E. coli has its pros and cons, this bacteria. What have you learned, small or big, that’s interesting about these organisms? Yeah, that’s a beautiful question. What have I learned? I’ve learned that… We also worked with shrimp shells with a glow. How we built this tower on the roof of SF MoMa, which by a couple of months ago until it was on the roof, we’ve shown this structure completely biodegrade into the… Well, not completely, but almost completely biodegrade to the soil. And this notion that a product or an organism or part of that organism can reincarnate is very, very moving thought to me, because I want to believe that I believe in reincarnation. I want to believe that I believe. I want to believe.…
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