The Incertocene
Revolutions and uncertainties

With the melting of Antarctica, the once frozen soils of the continent are rapidly rebounding, filled with new life forms. While some ice has yet to fully disappear, the areas now exposed provide enough space for surviving species to embark on significant evolutionary experiments. The outcomes of these experiments remain uncertain: we do not know which species will thrive, to what extent they will succeed, or how the changing climate will influence their evolutionary trajectories.
Even if the current trend points toward global warming, the stability of ocean currents is at serious risk, raising the possibility of drastic shifts in the future. These uncertainties define the new epoch: welcome to the Incertocene, a time of innovation and unpredictability.