[Shinichi Fukuoka's School of Wisdom] Session 3: Life is not a machine

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This is an archived video of the 3rd Dynamic Equilibrium Live lecture by Fukuoka Shinichi, held at "Fukuoka Shinichi's School of Wisdom" on March 3, 2016. *All information is from the time of the event. (Table of Contents) ──────────────────────────── 00:00 Inheriting the memory of life - Presenting an ammonite fossil - 06:06 The true nature of fossils - Can humans become index fossils? ― 13:55 Butterflies that found a gap: Thinking about freedom of expression 23:39 "Pezettino: The story of a butterfly that found itself" 25:45 "Blood Brother": Writing a novel in the first person "I" 29:59 Haruko Obokata, "That Day" 32:46 Looking at life mechanistically 36:54 Finding an unknown gene 55:53 Islets of Langerhans 1:08:47 Identifying the role of genes: GP2 gene knockout mouse 1:19:05 Q&A 1: "Is the person who discovered the role of beta cells in islets of Langerhans different from the discoverer?" 1:21:24 Q&A 2: "Is the first discoverer more important than the person who ultimately discovers the role of the cells?" 1:23:29 Q&A 3: "Tell me the story of 'The Princess Who Loved Insects'" 1:26:22 Q&A Corner 3: "Now that the human genome has been deciphered, would the time and cost of research change if we were to conduct GP2 experiments like we did back then?" ─────────────────────────────── ◎ Required reading: "The World Is Incomprehensible Even When Divided" / Fukuoka Shinichi / Kodansha Gendai Shinsho "Soft Life: Professor Fukuoka's Journey Connecting Art and Science" / Fukuoka Shinichi / Bungeishunju Bunko ◎ Reference reading: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" / Eric Carle, translated by Mori Hisashi / Kaiseisha "Pezzetino: The Story of a Bungo Strainer" / Leo Lionni, translated by Tanikawa Shuntaro / Kogakusha "Canvas of Paradise" / Harada Maha / Shincho Bunko "Blood Brother" / Jack Carley, translated by Misumi Kazuyo / Bungeishunju Bunko "The Princess Who Loved Insects: The Tale of Tsutsumi Chunagon" / Author unknown, translated by Hachikai Mimi / Kobunsha New Translation of Classics "That Day" / Haruko Obokata / Kodansha ───────────────────────────────── "The key to understanding the world is dynamic equilibrium" [Shinichi Fukuoka's School of Wisdom] is an initiative to rediscover the value of "books" by experiencing the joy of encountering new knowledge and values through reading. The principal is Shinichi Fukuoka, a biologist. The lecture will focus on the assigned books selected in advance by Principal Fukuoka, and we will reexamine the timeline that has been traced through our reading history so far. In "Dynamic Equilibrium Live," based on two axes, map lovers who see the world through maps and map haters who can see the world without maps, Principal Fukuoka uses books as a gateway to reinterpret life as a "story" rather than "science," and the content will deepen your understanding as if you were reading a novel, even if you do not have specialized knowledge of science. #Shinichi Fukuoka #Dynamic Equilibrium #Eric Carle #Leo Lionni #Langerhans #Reading #Langerhans #LeoLionni #EricCarle #bookreview

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