Laboratory
(Colloquial abbreviation: lab).
A group of people carrying out a program of observations, experiments and scientific research, etc. in the same space.
We will specifically focus on Labs whose mission is to address societal and environmental issues to bring about disruptive innovations that meet the Sustainable Development Goals within the framework of the United Nations' Paris 2030 Agenda.
ABSTRACT
(Abréviation familière : labo).
Ensemble de personnes effectuant dans un même espace un programme d’ observations, d’expérimentations et de recherche scientifique, etc.
Nous retiendrons précisément les Labs dont la mission est d’accueillir des problématiques sociétales, environnementales pour faire émerger des innovations de rupture, qui répondent aux Objectifs de Développements Durables dans le cadre de l’Agenda de Paris 2030 des Nations-Unis.
(Abréviation familière : labo).
Ensemble de personnes effectuant dans un même espace un programme d’ observations, d’expérimentations et de recherche scientifique, etc.
Nous retiendrons précisément les Labs dont la mission est d’accueillir des problématiques sociétales, environnementales pour faire émerger des innovations de rupture, qui répondent aux Objectifs de Développements Durables dans le cadre de l’Agenda de Paris 2030 des Nations-Unis.
Vision
The world of tomorrow is built with each other and not one against another.
“Change your desires rather than the order of the world”
Méthode du discours, Mouvement 3 de la pensée,
René Descartes ( 1596 - 1650 )
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Closed plane curve of which all points are equidistant from an interior point called center, a form of both inclusion and equity, carrying motor dynamics ( fig the wheel).
masculine noun
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The Circle
" The Circle of Awakening to Virtues and Qualities is a tool that allows everyone to express and develop their potential in a spirit of complementarity.
This synergy allows the emergence of creativity that brings solutions and benefits for everyone. "
According to the definition given during the seminars in Saint-Maurice (Switzerland) in 2009, and in Grasse (France) in 2017, organized by the Thérapie de l'Ame association.
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The calligraphy of l’ensō by Kanjuro Shibata XX (en).
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Jakob von Uexküll Keblaste- Estonie(auj) Streifzüge durch die Umwelten von Tieren und Menschen (Incursions into the ambient worlds of animals and humans)
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Tetsurō Watsuji (1889-1960) Himeji-Japan
Fûdo. Ningengakuteki kôsatsu (Milieux. Human interlink studies)
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" [...] mediance was defined as the meaning or idiosyncrasy of a certain environment, that is to say the relationship of a society to its environment.
However, this meaning comes precisely from the fact that the relationship in question is asymmetrical. It consists in fact in the bipartition of our being into two “halves” which are not equivalent, one invested in the environment by technology and symbol, the other made up of our animal body.
These two non-equivalent halves are nevertheless united.
They are part of the same being.
As a result, this ontological structure makes sense in itself, by establishing a dynamic identity from its two halves, one internal, the other external, one physiologically individualized (the topos that is our animal body ), the other diffuses in the environment (the chôra which is our medial body).
From this perspective, the Watsujian definition of mediance takes on its full meaning. Medianity is indeed the structural moment established by the bipartition, specific to the human being, between an animal body and a medial body. "
— Augustin Berque, Ecumène; introduction to the study of human environments, 2000, p.128.
Science that studies the reciprocal reactions of the organism and its environment, in the sense of the work of Jakob von Uexküll, Tetsurō Watsuji and Augustin Berque who consider that the understanding of human environments requires a hermeneutic approach, and in the wake of the Cerisy colloquium .
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Mesology
(German Umweltlehre and Japanese fûdogaku 風土学)
Augustin Berque (born in 1942) Rabat - Maroc
Ecoumene. Introduction to the study of human environments (Belin, 2000), History of the ideal habitat (Le Félin, 2010) and Poetics of the Earth. Natural history and human history, mesology essay (Belin, in press)
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The CLM Foundation participates in the mesological movement and makes its contribution to the academic corpus through studies of the digital environment which we consider to be an isthmus between the Chora and The Topos.
Following on from United Nations resolution A/RES/72/130, we consider Living Together in Peace as the termination of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (17 SDGs) Everywhere and For All .
Indeed, climate change, the scarcity of vital resources, is disrupting our relationship with space; and leads to increasingly bitter geopolitical tensions .
In this context, the Circle of Mesology Laboratories encourages initiatives that converge towards this notion of balance, optimal management of resources, solidarity and sharing.
We are convinced that the world of tomorrow can only be created with each other and not one again another, since in short, the objective is to "satisfy the needs of all within the limits of our planet".
LIVING TOGETHER IN PEACE
17 + 1* SDGs Everywhere and For All
Education for the Culture of Peace
Education for the Culture of Peace:
The World Charter for Nature proclaimed by the United Nations in 1982, stipulates in article 15 that:
“Knowledge relating to nature will be widely disseminated by all possible means, in particular through mesological teaching which will be an integral part of general education.”
The Foundation, in partnership with the Institute of Knowledge of Autonomous Methods of Learning and Awakening (ICMAAE), is participating in the establishment of an inclusive educational program based on digitalization (CEVEN).
More specifically, the Foundation is involved in promoting and encouraging Open-Source software, both in setting up Common Creative-oriented educational programs and in developing software for the common good.
INNOSENS
The Meaning of Innovation and Preserving Innocence
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is underway, characterized by a fusion of technologies that reduce the boundaries between the physical, digital and biological spheres.
INNOSENS is a vision which posits that the Meaning of Innovation is the preservation of Innocence, it is an intentional use of sciences and technologies for the essential and vital benefit of humanity and the planet.
Indeed, new technologies are today increasingly considered as an essential lever for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Long sidelined, digital technology is now central to many discussions on the SDGs.
Thus, the Foundation makes its contribution to the Mesological corpus, through the study on the “Digital Environment” which we consider as an isthmus between the Topos and the Chora .
