the slide echo to start so
to illustrate the point I’m going
try to get you in the
heart and minds today
to jump dicks to start this tedx
I would like to offer you to embark
if I get there on a journey through
the prose of nature the nature and the
alive it’s a story that almost
4 billion years who remembers
we humans by small moments
daily wonder single pot
aesthetic ethics like sensation
to lie down in a field simply and
observe the flowers perceive
aesthetics it is transmitted to us
ingenuity that has been coming back since
8 billion years
exactly what nature did well
to start this trip I will try
to bring you first by the breath
winds or that of a child on the
egrets of a dandelion this plant I
watching them and shutters for
hours and hours and again
today this plant innocuous to the eyes
from the plebeian you find him
absolutely everywhere it spreads by the
nomadic grain winds of a symphony well
orchestrated by nature dandelions
frozen picked a thousand times from the tips of
fingers and the little white scene that
flows from this powerful lille it’s
natural latex latex that comes out of the
dandelion latex that could we
be useful to replace thousands
products of our everyday life that they are
maybe at the sources and share the
natural rubber with a resource
renewable and local natural latex
that could allow us to make
condoms without disrupters
endocrine or make gloves of
non- allergenic surgery to continue
this trip I will always bring you
a little further where the animals
can surprise us and we
marvel at the places in
style of our planet nature has
always found a way to adapt
for life and innovation there are
about 300 million years so well
before us
humans the first scorpions
appeared on earth at the time of
carboniferous it’s called like that
because in western europe
tons of coal have accumulated
in the soil and while we
used this coal to produce
energy and sometimes pollution
this little beast
the scorpion she continued to pass
before our eyes to suck the
scorpion him in this hostile environment
resists very high
temperatures the day of
low temperatures at night it resists
abrasion of sand thanks to its
exoskeleton one could draw inspiration from
his exoskeleton to build
habitats that resist these same
problematic of high temperatures
and low temperatures without using
machines without using energies
fossils this scorpion finally his
exoskeleton is a little cocktail
between chitin is a matter
funny
we have a lot in the hair of the
chalk things of which are made the
shells it’s a little cocktail
exoskeleton that allows him to
resist these extreme conditions
if one copied the form and the material of
the exoskeleton of the scorpion one could
make shelter for refugees in
arid areas with a requirement
high ecological and a form
desirable and healthy habitat to
inside the nature every day I
mens ecstasy times on things that
exceed the capacity we have to see
with our own eyes the world of
the infinitely small the bacteria the
bacteria are present absolutely
everywhere on our planet
they make up the big part of the
biomass they are at the origin of the
life to over 3 billion years by
example in a gram of soil
that is to say roughly a spoon to
coffee you have 10 million cells
bacterial in a water droplet
1 liter you have a million cells
bacterial
is there any fun with these
bacteria when you cultivate them in
a bac at home a kind of
tea fermentation in symbiosis with
yeasts and well you can get
get your tomorrow’s textiles your
clothing that pushes a fiber
celluloid that grows by itself
that you can work it looks like
a little to leather produce some
non- polluting clothing without energy
and hard degradable to be able
reinvest natural capital all that
with small bacteria
and as these bacteria are a little
wonderful and we observe them from
more and more and ben we can also
study how the other
putting material information flows
and energy to produce the
smart city solutions
a theme that comes down a lot in this
moment in order to attack the
architectural issues of
mobility energy networks from
nutrition and high health
technology
these bacteria that are present
everywhere on the planet we know them
not very good actually we often walk
on when we ride
they are contained lansol so if we
took these bacteria and
put in a transparent column
one meter tall directly in front of
the eyes of humans have a heap would
seven different layers of earth and to
inside these layers there would be
bacterial microbiome that interact
is between them with the energy of the
information and if we
used this material and this
energy produced by biomes
bacterial in the earth inside
this column under the eyes of humans
then to enlighten I do not know
bands of help for example in a
public garden we would create a medium
poetic for us humans we
can interact interact
directly with these bacteria
if in addition we use this object
bacterial technology with a
technology this one very human for
exchange peer-to-peer contracts
how open source and between
decentralized energy or
the scientific study of bacteria there
it would start to be completely
crazy
why do that it’s pretty simple to
these work with the living and the
understand and make objects
of questioning for us humans the
first thing is to give a medium
of expression to these bacteria to our
own eyes
just because we like that
we know and protect only this
that we love so we need to
know bacteria another
because of this type of poetic medium
with the bacteria would be from his
culture and us humans with a
new emerging technology is to
to deal with the issues
societal issues that it poses roughly to
the digital age the question for
we humans know how to code or
be coded used this column of
winogradsky for the most scientists
gay rains with human technology
decentralized open source could
enable us to develop the
bricks of an energy system
decentralized and autonomous in fact to
through this question of the poetry of
the nature that I propose to you in this
trip has a question society
can we change the paradigms of
our world while preserving its
resources
who among you has never dreamed of being
explorers or explorer of a world
far away for example a desert at
center of australia or just a
forest near home
observe the new ways of
to innovate by nature have a
poetic dialogue with objects
interrogation copy the materials to
through the examples that I have you
given the forms and systems of the
nature was inspired by life
is called biomimetics innovate by
the path of biomimicry draw inspiration from the
living to make more systems
frugaux who reinvest in the
natural capital that preserves the
biodiversity that meet our
societal challenges of feeding
of mobility energy from us the
humans
finally biomimetic it can
be very useful on a daily basis in
technological applications in
food in a lot of things
but the question it asks us further
it’s the question of resources
finally resources to manage
that’s what to do that for
manage its resources this environment
we have the common goods the common
the examples of the commons are the
biodiversity water the air the
knowledge but the knowledge
common it’s not just a whole
of resources is a set of
resources plus a community that
feeds and they share and who
maintain these common is a
socio-economic system a new
social paradigm of coproduction and
co-creating managing a property
common as we manage to private well
leads to its destruction
It’s Eric Hardin Garrett Hardin Forgiveness
that he stressed it to do that for
manage its commons and make
biomimicry gecko create a cloud
of biomimicry a citizens laboratory
prototyping open source solutions
inspired by nature inside
of the case there is a community of actors
free who maintain
it is very common these resources
material and immaterial
practice freely code
computer architecture design
botany philosophy and full
other materials finally our
legitimacy to do
she relies precisely on doing it the
person who does is legitimate had
wrote Michel lallement to do
walk his projects to develop this
lab to maintain these common it is me
happened sometimes to sleep on the street under
sometimes safe bridges early
of year I even plating everything during
four months I tackled my activity
professional or my activities
rather my apartment
I put all my life in a backpack
I took my computer and I am
gone for a little over four months
in a tour de France by omitting
service other open source projects
in the commons so finally
innovate is beautiful protect nature
it’s very important but to do everything
that it necessarily speaks of strength and
will
I can be creators of
start-ups involved in a large
teacher mentor school at
the university I can do well
consulting for large companies
but it does not matter
and it will have no value if I am
deprived of the simple and poetic thing
to just lie down in a field
and observe the flowers around
I think we need to love
nature by our wonder
daily to make it a common good
of humanity
I am convinced that we need
to write our poetry with small
things of our everyday
write our poetry with nature
to build a desirable world
sustainable and sustainable
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