Book · 2015 · Science
Interdependence
Biology and Beyond
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It's like i've read a very good book i keep mentioning it by a young microbiologist in america called kritishama called interdependence and she argues very importantly that it's not just that um certainly it's not just that an animal or an organism molds its environment.
Iain McGilchrist · The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · May 2021 Listen at 1:13:41 Why people recommend it
Interdependence is a book by Kriti Sharma that explores ecological and biological relationships through the lens of a young microbiologist. On The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast in May 2021, Iain McGilchrist recommended and discussed Interdependence to support his broader philosophical points on co-creation. McGilchrist noted that he frequently mentions this very good book by a young American microbiologist, emphasizing her argument that organisms do far more than merely mold their surrounding environment. Instead of a one-way street where an animal simply shapes its habitat, Sharma argues for a deeply interconnected relationship of mutual influence between living things and their surroundings. McGilchrist used these concepts to bolster his own arguments regarding how human perception, brain lateralization, and the living world interact. By bringing up Sharma's microbiological perspective, McGilchrist provided a scientific foundation for his ideas on interconnectedness, presenting the book as an insightful and important read for anyone interested in understanding the complex, reciprocal dynamics that govern life and the environment at both microscopic and macroscopic levels.
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Iain McGilchrist it's like i've read a very good book i keep mentioning it by a young microbiologist in america called kriti… 1
“it's like i've read a very good book i keep mentioning it by a young microbiologist in america called kritishama called interdependence and she argues very importantly that it's not just that um certainly it's not just that an animal or an organism molds its environment”
