Warsaw
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Technologiczna zuchwałość człowieka: Debate Exploring Human Audacity in Science, Technology, and Future Energy Concepts

This session from Festiwal Przemiany 2021 critically assesses ambitious scientific projects and their energy implications.

Delve into 'Technologiczna zuchwałość człowieka,' a debate from Festiwal Przemiany 2021. Experts critically evaluate concepts like geoinngineering, advanced energy generation, and space colonization efforts including Mars settlement. The discussion frames these ambitious visions within energy humanities and consciousness. Explore insights on future technological and societal scenarios.

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Exhibition summary

This event, part of the Festiwal Przemiany 2021, is a debate and Q&A session exploring the human technological audacity in ambitious scientific projects. It critically assesses the feasibility of concepts like geoinngineering, advanced energy solutions, and space colonization, framing them within energy humanities and energy consciousness.

Curatorial context

The event 'Technologiczna zuchwałość człowieka' (Human Technological Audacity), held as part of the Festiwal Przemiany 2021, delves into the ambitious scientific and technological projects often relegated to science fiction. It aims to ground these discussions by critically evaluating the probability of success for concepts such as geoinngineering, revolutionary energy generation like ITER, and extensive space colonization including Mars settlement and terraforming. The debate frames these visions within the context of energy humanities and 'energy consciousness,' proposing an 'energy bill' for various future scenarios. The organizers suggest that while ambitious positive visions are needed, those that do not solely rely on technological audacity but also consider changes in habits and economic systems are perhaps more challenging. Nevertheless, the need for technical innovations remains crucial. The discussion features Dr. hab. Paweł Frelik (University of Warsaw), Marcin Popkiewicz (author and journalist), and Maciej Jagaciak (Foresight Engineer), moderated by Aleksandra Budka (Radio 357).

Admission and ticket notes

This event is listed as a discussion panel within the Festiwal Przemiany 2021. Specific ticketing information or admission details for this particular session are not provided on the page. It is implied to be part of the festival's programming, which may require separate admission or festival passes.

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Venue
Copernicus Science Centre
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 27, 2021 – Sep 30, 2021
Artist line / attribution
Participants in the discussion include dr hab. Paweł Frelik (University of Warsaw), Marcin Popkiewicz (author and journalist), and Maciej Jagaciak (Foresight Engineer). The moderator is Aleksandra Budka (Radio 357).
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