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Gaia as Cyborg Revisited
On the evolution of machines
We’re Forgetting Something
We still don’t know how to make Gaias

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Reworlding: The Art of Living Systems
Planetary science and cybernetic art
David McConville
Gaia and a Second Axial Age
A planet-wide near death experience
Sean Kelly
Gaia as Cyborg
Autopoiesis in Donna Haraway's "Cyborgs and Symbionts"
Bruce Clarke
Margulis, Autopoiesis, Gaia
Overcoming skepticism
Bruce Clarke
Daisyworld
Simulating homeostasis
David McConville
Extending the Domain of Freedom
or Why Gaia Is So Hard to Understand
Gaian IxD
Grasping hyperobjects
Brenda Laurel
The Perceptual Implications of Gaia
Thoughts on the spirit of the atmosphere
David Abram
Humanizing the Technosphere
Is technology the next biology?
Bruce Clarke
How Life Self-Organizes
Flux, complexity, and wholes
David McConville
Cognition not Consciousness
Gaian Systems for a Planetary Society
Bruce Clarke
The Living Earth: Hypothesis or World View?
Notes on a metaphysical research program
David McConville
Atlas for the End of the World
Are we Gaia or Narcissus?
David McConville
Gaia 2.0
Is humanity now integral to Gaia?
David McConville
Thoughts on the supraorganism
Super or Supra? The difference that makes a difference
David McConville
The subterranean ecosystem
A newly discovered ecosystem twice the size of world’s oceans
David McConville
Metabiosis
The Environment of Systems Theory in Margulis and Sagan
Bruce Clarke
"Gaia is a tough bitch"
A 1995 interview with Lynn Margulis
David McConville
The nature of holobionts
Understanding nested scales
Bruce Clarke
Our Living Planet from Space
A NASA visualization of Gaian systems
David McConville
One Strange Rock: Gasp
The Gaian systems of planetary breathing
David McConville
James Lovelock interview
An interview with CBC radio
David McConville
The Goddess of the Earth
A 1985 documentary about the Gaia Hypothesis
David McConville
Lynn Margulis presents the Gaia Hypothesis
A talk to NASA in 1984
David McConville
Gaia theory as systems theory
Some cybernetic semantics
Bruce Clarke