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1. Co- means meeting, cooperation, adding, reciprocity, interaction, (inner)relationships… It refers to the idea of acting and taking part in processes so that comensalism and symbiosis became the main patterns of behavior. But these agreements between humans and our planet are not the only way of approaching to the “co- idea”. In general, negotiation between individuals is a way of generating multi-individual bodies which means emergence.
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