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En el artículo, "biomímesis" se refiere a:

Estudiar fósiles para predecir la evolución futura.

Sustituir los sistemas naturales por sistemas artificiales.

Clonación de organismos para uso industrial

Diseño que imita sistemas que se encuentran en la naturaleza.

El artículo presenta la "cosmotécnica" como una forma de alinear la tecnología con:

Maximización de las ganancias corporativas

Estandarización y eficiencia globales

Principios ecológicos y biológicos

Innovación militar y de defensa

What happened to the Quayside smart-city project in Toronto?

It was redesigned with more green spaces

It was abandoned due to lack of funding

It became a model for other cities

Citizens rejected it, demanding democratic participation

"Arcology" combines which two concepts?

Agriculture + psychology

Art + technology

Architecture + ecology

Archaeology + biology

Which is NOT mentioned in the article as solarpunk-aligned?

Cradle-to-cradle manufacturing

Lo-TEK approaches to water management

Roman aqueducts as infrastructure inspiration

Mycorrhizal networks as communication models

The article argues that societal "decomposition" should be seen as:

A biological process unrelated to society

A form of regeneration, not failure

A call to dismantle all institutions

A sign of irreversible civilizational failure

What does "solarpunk" ultimately propose, according to the article?

An era of interspecies democracy and ecological reciprocity

A literary genre focused on utopian science fiction

A return to pre-industrial agricultural communities

In the article, "terroir" refers to:

The unique environmental factors that shape a region's character

A method of composting

A type of soil used in organic farming

A French architectural style

¿Qué dos conceptos combina la "arcología"?

Agricultura + psicología

Arqueología + biología

Arte + tecnología

Arquitectura + ecología