Theoretical analysis reveals the necessity of posthuman sensibility in hyperconnected systems, suggesting that reinterpreted religious virtues mitigate Anthropocene uncertainties.
In the hyperconnected entangled worlds, in which everyone and everything are connected to everyone and everything else, we humans remain one of many co-creating companions despite our growing power in the age of Anthropocene. Hence, in the face of unprecedented uncertainties in the increasingly denser networks of entangled worlds, we are encouraged to develop posthuman sensibility. Religious virtues reinterpreted in terms of posthuman sensibility will contribute to addressing the risk of entangled uncertainties.
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