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Science 101 returns for its third season with a profound question about humanity’s future: Could everything we create, discover, and accomplish eventually contribute to one essential task—the preservation and evacuation of human civilization?
This episode explores Technical Evacuation Standards, or TES, a conceptual framework for preparing humanity to survive catastrophic threats and move people, knowledge, technology, and culture beyond endangered environments. From climate emergencies and planetary disasters to space exploration and long term human settlement, successful evacuation would require extraordinary coordination across science, engineering, medicine, transportation, communication, governance, and ethics.
Could our inventions, institutions, and accumulated knowledge ultimately become parts of one enormous survival system? What standards would be needed to protect billions of lives? Who would decide when evacuation becomes necessary, where humanity should go, and what must be preserved?
Join Science 101 as we examine how humanity’s greatest achievements may eventually converge on its most important mission: ensuring that human life and knowledge continue, no matter what happens to the world we know. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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This episode explores Technical Evacuation Standards, or TES, a conceptual framework for preparing humanity to survive catastrophic threats and move people, knowledge, technology, and culture beyond endangered environments. From climate emergencies and planetary disasters to space exploration and long term human settlement, successful evacuation would require extraordinary coordination across science, engineering, medicine, transportation, communication, governance, and ethics.
Could our inventions, institutions, and accumulated knowledge ultimately become parts of one enormous survival system? What standards would be needed to protect billions of lives? Who would decide when evacuation becomes necessary, where humanity should go, and what must be preserved?
Join Science 101 as we examine how humanity’s greatest achievements may eventually converge on its most important mission: ensuring that human life and knowledge continue, no matter what happens to the world we know. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
for information about our collection and use of personal data for
advertising.
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