Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 37 min · 11 segments
Democracy counts people, not plants. Humans are only a sliver of life on this planet, but today, we're the only ones who get a vote. What if we gave rights to rivers and standing to trees? In this…
Jonathon KeatsGuest
Grant SlaterHost
Dawn NakagawaHost
It needs to be part of our, of our extended cognition, part of our awareness.

But I don't mean awareness in the sense of awareness raising as a kumbaya moment-

How do you see consciousness? I am trying to talk about consciousness, so what do you have to say about it?

To, to me, consciousness is a claim we make often about ourselves that is a form of advertisement.

It's an advertisement of our, of our superiority inevitably in comparison to others who are not conscious, that are not conscious.

It needs to be part of our, of our extended cognition, part of our awareness.

But I don't mean awareness in the sense of awareness raising as a kumbaya moment-

How do you see consciousness? I am trying to talk about consciousness, so what do you have to say about it?

To, to me, consciousness is a claim we make often about ourselves that is a form of advertisement.

It's an advertisement of our, of our superiority inevitably in comparison to others who are not conscious, that are not conscious.
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