How to pronounce “lovelock” in English

James Lovelock, whom you've probably heard of, is the founder of the Gaia hypothesis, that Earth is kind of a unified system that

James Lovelock tells me that everybody says there's no proliferation aspect to it, but he says there is a U235 process, a model U235 that comes out of using chlorium reactors

And sometimes Lovelock would get a little cavalier about this.

And James Lovelock, the author of the Gaia hypothesis, thinks that, perhaps even before the end of this century, robots may rule the world and be in charge of humans.

It was proposed by James Lovelock in 1979.

But over time both Margulis and Lovelock were able to show that there's no teleology here.

There's a renegade scientist in the UK called James Lovelock who has talked about how the UK needs to prepare for big numbers of refugees from mainland Europe.

Anyway a couple books I recommend is James Lovelock, "The Vanishing Face of Gaia" and

And this was actually an incredibly important idea-- here is-- it was Lovelock and the famous biologist Lynn Margulis who got together and sort of really built this.

So there was this thing, Gaia theory, that, you know, with James Lovelock introduced in the '70s, and then Lynn Margulis, the biologist,

So the Gaia hypothesis was first proposed between the 1960s and '80s by British scientist James Lovelock and then later

We're going to look for signatures of biospheres, chemical signatures of biospheres-- it's a very Gaian idea and actually goes back to Lovelock