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The Human Microbiome and its Implications for Philosophy

Offered By: Schmid College, Chapman University via YouTube

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Explore the fascinating world of the human microbiome and its philosophical implications in this thought-provoking conference talk by Rob Knight from UC San Diego. Delivered as part of a conference celebrating the Doctor of Science program in Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics at Chapman University, delve into the intersection of biology and philosophy. Discover how the study of microorganisms living in and on the human body challenges traditional notions of individuality, identity, and the nature of self. Gain insights into cutting-edge research on the human microbiome and its potential impact on various fields of study, including philosophy. Engage with complex ideas presented by a world-renowned researcher in the field of biology, and consider how scientific advancements in microbiome research may reshape philosophical understanding of human existence and our relationship with the microbial world.

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Rob Knight (UC San Diego): The Human Microbiome and its Implications for Philosophy


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Schmid College, Chapman University

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