El presente en llamas, ¿crisis ecológica o conceptual?

The video discusses the paradox of technological advancements and the ethical failures of society. It highlights the waste of resources and the lack of ethical governance in technological development. The speaker argues for a reconnection with nature, using its principles as a guide for sustainable and ethical development. The video emphasizes the need for a radical conceptual change in how we measure success and value, urging a shift from linear thinking to a more interconnected and ethical approach.

What is one of the main paradoxes highlighted in the first section regarding food production?

• We have no technology to modify food.

• We cannot produce food in deserts.

• We produce enough food but still face hunger.

• We waste no food annually.

What does the first section identify as a major consequence of technological advancement?

• Abundant resources

• Environmental balance

• Increased biodiversity

• Species extinction

According to the second section, what is the root cause of our environmental crisis?

• Lack of technological advancement

• Philosophical and conceptual issues

• Overpopulation

• Insufficient natural resources

In the second section, what is criticized as a false dichotomy?

• Food production vs. water scarcity

• Species extinction vs. biodiversity

• Technological vs. philosophical development

• Economic growth vs. environmental care

What does the third section suggest as a solution to our current environmental issues?

• Focusing solely on economic growth

• Ignoring ethical principles

• Increasing technological development

• Learning from nature's sustainable practices

What does the third section propose as necessary for addressing the planetary crisis?

• Focusing on short-term solutions

• Ignoring ethical considerations

• Radical conceptual change

• Maintaining current practices

Which principle of nature is highlighted in the fourth section as a model for human societies?

• Importing resources from afar

• Using locally available resources

• Promoting monopolization

• Generating waste

According to the fourth section, what does nature reward that human societies often overlook?

• Isolation

• Competition

• Monopolization

• Cooperation

What does the final section suggest as the true indicator of success?

• Diversification of life

• GDP growth

• Technological advancement

• Population increase

What is the estimated number of species known today according to the final section?

• 1 million

• 5 million

• 20 million

• 10 million