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מייקל פולן מציג את נקודת המבט של הצמח

Filmed Mar 2007 • Posted Feb 2008TED2007
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מה אם התודעה האנושית היא לא גולת הכותרת של הדארוויניזם? מה אם כולנו בסה"כ פיונים במשחק האסטרטגיה המתוחכם של התירס לשלוט בכדור הארץ? הסופר מייקל פולן מבקש מאיתנו להתבונן בעולם מנקודת מבטו של הצמח.

Michael Pollan is the author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, in which he explains how our food not only affects our health but has far-reaching political, economic, and environmental implications. His new book is In Defense of Food. Full bio »

Translated into Hebrew by Avihu Turzion
Reviewed by Yaniv Lubling
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