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Clockwork

  • By Liz Greene
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The natural world is more relative and fluid than we’d imagined,
and our human world is run through with its own mechanisms, many of them our
own creation. Physicists talk of many landscapes of physical laws and
universes, and our most human characteristics are echoed and copied by both
nature and technology.    

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