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--- leonardo [2018/06/15 17:04] – [topics] ami
+++ leonardo [2018/06/15 17:32] (current) – [Should Bees Have Standing?] ami
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+=====Interfacing and Evolving BioIntelligences=====
 Between realms of cellular life, city occupation, and technology, Annemarie Maes’s ongoing Intelligent Beehive project and Dennis Dollens’s Metabolic Architectures share a theoretical lineage and form-finding curiosity that subscribes to the view that intelligent species and their built environments have contributions to make to experimental research specific to art and architecture. Microbe, plant, animal, and machine intelligences, along with social systems, are at the base of this research considering bees, microbes, and computational simulation as participants in urban and technological communication, AI, and community. In this paper we discuss sculptural, architectural, and theoretical logic as it draws from nature’s intelligences technologically hybridized.
+=====Should Bees Have Standing?=====
+ref. Christopher D. Stone (Should Trees Have Standing?) => check legal actuality of this paper.
+Legal rights for Bee Colonies: not in the 2nd degree (via their economic value and the rights of the  beekeepers) but in the 1st degree,  <hi #fff200>as citizens of Polli-Nation</hi>.
+What is the role of eco-activists as Greenpeace (sewing Bayer & Monsanto) and AVAAZ
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 http://www.artlaboratory-berlin.org/html/eng-event-40.htm
+{{ ::leonardo:nonhuman_agents_conference_abstracts_bios.pdf |non-human agents, abstracts}}