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@franxstrax @MassimoFaggioli 5/ Meanwhile, the reality-shifting implications of this planetary concatenation of consciousness have long been anticipated. Teilhard de Chardin's final diary entry in 1955, alluded specifically to the central place of the noosphere in Christic evolution:

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 10 Jun 2014

“Cosmos > Cosmogenesis > Biogenesis > Noogenesis > Christogenesis” – Teilhard de Chardin.

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Quoted by@poetinbabylon @_ryancagle “And on that day, for the second time in the history of the world, man will have discovered fire.” - Teilhard de ChardinQuoted by@nils_gilman Touché.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @nils_gilman An evolutionary threshold long anticipated and astutely interpreted as a bifurcation point of sorts, where the great surge of a gathering, synthesis and integration of universal understanding, ultimately concresces in a sunburst of revelation transcending the mystery of history.Quoted by@nils_gilman An evolutionary threshold long anticipated and astutely interpreted as a bifurcation point of sorts, where the great surge of a gathering, synthesis and integration of universal understanding, ultimately concresces in a sunburst of revelation transcending the mystery of history.Quoted by@MelissaFloBix And a great deal more besides.Quoted by@Aelkus There’s no way to know. But if we use our engagement with cyberspace, each moment, consciously, we can have faith such care will bear gentling fruit. This stuff is but inner practice blowing into concrete reality after all. McLuhan knew it. Barlow knew it. De Chardin knew it.Quoted by@Andrey4Mir @MediaEcology @McLuhanCHI @McLinstitute 'Media singularity'? Yes, it's all One media picture, ultimately, isn't it? Another way to put it? Teilhard de Chardin anticipated a radical, evolutionary, noospheric-enabled evocation of a higher sanity, in which we discover our shared soul.