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Read this excerpt from a passage. Biomimicry is not cosmetic imitation. Buildings that simply look like a fish, a shell—or some other object in nature—are not using the principles of biomimicry. If a structure truly employs the principles of biomimicry, the natural features are incorporated because their designs work with the natural environment and are efficient. If one looks around to see what solutions nature has to offer, one may just be inspired to design a new, eco-friendly structure. What is the author’s point of view in the excerpt?

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The author's point of view is that buildings that resemble some structure present in nature are an example of inspiration that nature can provide and not a way to use the principles of biomimetics.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • Biomimetics is the study of biological structures and their functions.
  • Biomimetics aims to use the functions of biological structures within society, bringing improvements.
  • Buildings that resemble biological structures cannot perform the function of these structures but are only aesthetically based on what they appear to be.
  • As such, these buildings do not use the concept of biomimetics, but use nature as an inspiration.

In this case, the author is explaining the reason why we cannot call urban architecture biomimetics, but we can affirm that nature is inspiring.

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Answer:

It is third person

Explanation:

He says nothing like "you" or "I", so not first. I don't really know other than that how I know but I do

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