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Now I find this a worry, because aren’t we the inheritors of a tradition that has striven for the last two and a half millennia to demonstrate that most moments are not Promethean, that our time and place in the universe are not special? Isn’t it the politicians and spin-masters, not the scientists, who exhort us to think that now is different and that we are different? But the evidence worries me, and, what is more, the implications worry me. So indulge me while I lay out the evidence that, contrary to the null hypothesis, we really are living in a singular moment in the history of this bit of the universe. And then indulge me further while I unfold some of the consequences.

Towards a New Ontology of Complexity Science