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I’ve spent years researching what it means to be alive. This is what I’ve learned | Melanie Challenger
['Melanie Challenger']
The Guardian
It arises ultimately from our fears about the fragility of embodied life.
For the past six years, I have been researching the latest evidence for how life and intelligence actually work.
This represents a refusal of our remarkable living bodies on a global scale.
When the self is imagined as mind or information, the living body becomes an inconvenience, a disposable support system.
Meaning is not produced by raw information; it begins wherever a living body has something at stake.