Michael Levin, Scientific Panpsychism and Teleology — EA Forum

I'd like to draw the attention of all those interested in animal welfare to the work of Michael Levin, as I haven't seen any mention of his work in t…

Francesco M Catanzaro 2y 2 0 0 Thank you so much for this, it is extremely useful and interesting. I find Levin's work really thought-provoking and I am particularly interested in his emphasis on ethics, which is how I encountered some of his articles in the first place. I guess you may know or be interested in this recent article of his: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnsys.2022.768201/full It's weird and stimulating to read how in his view we're gonna be surrounded by diverse "beings" - whichever definition we give to this - that may be beyond this cut-out definitions predomina

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