Can we have planetary dialogues? cooperate culture #30 with François Taddei

In this episode of the cooperate culture podcast, I spoke with François Taddei. François is the founder, president and “Chief Exploration Officer” of the Learning Planet Institute in Paris. He is an internationally renowned researcher in evolutionary molecular biology who now devotes his time to the science of learning and teaching - especially working on how we as humans can learn to care better for ourselves, others, and the planet. Having the chance to talk to such a highly accomplished explorer of the learning world, I wanted to know from François how cooperation and learning are connected, how we can use our human dialogue capacities to learn and grow together, and whether we really need authorities to develop new knowledge.Francois shared his ideas on the role of AI, how to develop collective dialogue skills, and whether life in outer space would help us collaborate better on planet earth. He reminded me that the only thing that travels faster than light is imagination - and that moving forward towards what he calls “planetizenship”, we need to think about new forms of collective, ethical dreaming. If you are someone who likes to ask yourself the big questions about life, humanity and our planetary future, this episode is for you.You can learn more about François and his work on the website of the Learning Planet Institute at https://www.learningplanetinstitute.org/fr/ or by following him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fran%C3%A7ois-taddei-3696b919/. This podcast is brought to you by emtsev cooperation. Ready to make work a better place? Visit ⁠www.emtsev.com⁠ to get started.