Co-written with long-time collaborator Efthymis Filippou, the film occupies a (near future/parallel?) European dystopia in which human partnership is obligatory, and habitual singletons are turned into animals.
In his engrossing and wide-ranging history, Graham Harvey traces the human partnership with grazing animals that has maintained the turf since Neolithic times, when he believes we were probably wandering pastoralists and acquired the race memory by which we associate greenswards with freedom and pleasure.
So God created human partnership -- inclusive of sexual love, partners becoming "one flesh" (Gen. 2.24, quoted by Jesus without reference to gender in Mark 10.8).
In fact, the latter must take action to achieve a cultural, social and human partnership.
Unusual bird-human partnership runs even deeper than scientists thought.
"A partnership of principle outlives/Mere human error: partnership forgives," she says.
All animals, including humans, form partnerships with such organisms, but a sponge's partners produce an exceptionally vast pharmacopeia, perhaps to help it cope without an immune system of its own.
It says it would like to see an anti-human trafficking partnership like one which exists in Bristol.
More likely, believes Autor, is an emerging human-robot "partnership," in which people take advantage of the advanced capabilities of robots, big data, augmented reality and all the other bells and whistles that are coming into their own and growing in capabilities.
Facebook's post about how it deals with terrorism is much less of a conversation starter, and instead mainly lists ways its combatting their propaganda with AI, human staff, and partnerships.
