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| * age | * age | ||
| * gender | * gender | ||
| - | * position/ | + | * position/address/postcode |
| General parameters that create a ' | General parameters that create a ' | ||
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| Nationality is complex in general, and also for the tree | Nationality is complex in general, and also for the tree | ||
| - | in some cases nationality could be replaced by citizenship. could this equate to the 'family'/species the tree belongs to? | + | in some cases nationality could be replaced by citizenship. could this equate to the family |
| * // | * // | ||
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| * A new legal persona is not necessarily a natural persona | * A new legal persona is not necessarily a natural persona | ||
| * Personhood can refer to | * Personhood can refer to | ||
| - | * a human being (material essence, person living on the street) | + | * a human being (material essence, |
| - | * a natural person (ID) | + | * a natural person (for example, someone able to produce a state issued |
| - | * an artificial person (corporation) | + | * an artificial person (a corporation) |
| Personhood is defined by | Personhood is defined by | ||
| - | * institutions | + | * institutions |
| - | * a bureaucratical | + | * a bureaucratic |
| * data: if you have enough data you can find/create meaning -> ' | * data: if you have enough data you can find/create meaning -> ' | ||
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| * destroyed | * destroyed | ||
| - | we could wrap a corporation around the tree, insert | + | we could wrap a corporation around the tree, insert |
| if you don't have a birth certificate, | if you don't have a birth certificate, | ||
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| A lot of trees have numbers (is there a register? how is it managed?), we can presume all trees have a owner in Belgium but owners may have different status (forest, private property, city of brussels) | A lot of trees have numbers (is there a register? how is it managed?), we can presume all trees have a owner in Belgium but owners may have different status (forest, private property, city of brussels) | ||
| - | So maybe interesting to add the parameter of ' | + | So maybe interesting to add the parameter of ' |
| Q: who owns it? Who has an interest in using it? | Q: who owns it? Who has an interest in using it? | ||
| - | A tree is defined by lineage but also by 'the context': | + | A tree is defined by lineage but also by 'the context': |
| Q: where do the seeds come from? where did it grow up? | Q: where do the seeds come from? where did it grow up? | ||
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| ====Day 2==== | ====Day 2==== | ||
| - | We looked at an 'Oak du marais' | + | We looked at an 'Oak du marais' |
| Look at the plane trees (platane) in front of the Walvis. they are planned to be chopped down, and a local protest was mounted because they are the 2 only trees at that side of the Boulevard (between Yser & Porte de Ninove). There is a plan to replace them with 3 new trees planted 3,5 m closer to the bar (effect: the terrace will be half as big) | Look at the plane trees (platane) in front of the Walvis. they are planned to be chopped down, and a local protest was mounted because they are the 2 only trees at that side of the Boulevard (between Yser & Porte de Ninove). There is a plan to replace them with 3 new trees planted 3,5 m closer to the bar (effect: the terrace will be half as big) | ||
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| * We can create it and integrate it in our daily language, start taking it into account -> method of ' | * We can create it and integrate it in our daily language, start taking it into account -> method of ' | ||
| - | * Look at the bigger picture: what if trees have legal identity & rights? How will we co-live with them: as separate entities or as chimera of tree/humans | + | * Look at the bigger picture: what if trees have legal identity & rights? How will we live alongside |
| * a way to reconnect with trees, restore the natural-human relationship. e.g in some parts of Lithuania it is unthinkeable to cut a tree. | * a way to reconnect with trees, restore the natural-human relationship. e.g in some parts of Lithuania it is unthinkeable to cut a tree. | ||
| * can we create a map of Brussels' | * can we create a map of Brussels' | ||
| * do we see artificial arboreality as a business? what does it offer in terms of services (oxygen, fruit, fertile soil) - any shared good is value less in the dominant economic ideology of looking at the world -> maybe think differently? | * do we see artificial arboreality as a business? what does it offer in terms of services (oxygen, fruit, fertile soil) - any shared good is value less in the dominant economic ideology of looking at the world -> maybe think differently? | ||
| * look into the ' | * look into the ' | ||
| - | * Nik reads Ecuador | + | * Ecuadorian |
| * we are the system: there is no authority imposing a system on us, we're the embodiment of a system, our ' | * we are the system: there is no authority imposing a system on us, we're the embodiment of a system, our ' | ||
| * Heath' | * Heath' | ||
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