Rupert Sheldrake
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Lectures, debates, and dialogues by biologist Rupert Sheldrake — morphic resonance, telepathy, and challenging materialist science.
c/rupert-sheldrake
Lectures, debates, and dialogues by biologist Rupert Sheldrake — morphic resonance, telepathy, and challenging materialist science.
…than it answers, but wonderfully clear. Thank you. I mean, another philosopher who's putting forward a very similar view today is Bernardo Kastrup. Would you say that your views and his are fairly in agreement? Yes, Bernardo and I Bernardo's a friend of…
…thing. And actually, rather surprisingly, there's a resurgence of idealist philosophy that sees consciousness as primary. going on right now. Bernardo Kastrup is one of the leading proponents. And you're going to be talking to him soon, aren't you? Next week.…
…And you're going to be talking to him soon, aren't you? Next week. We're having an online debate, yes, me and Kastrup, because he takes the view, a kind of rather monistic view of idealism, and he's rather conservative scientifically. And whereas I…
…side of the story, but we should hear Bernardo's side now. I have been reading and listening to Rupert since many years before Bernardo Kastrup was a thing at all. So for me this is a special opportunity to be sitting across the virtual table from him.…
…and then you have this rather surprising revival of idealism. The best-known proponent of it at the moment is Bernardo Kastrup, who's an idealist philosopher and this is surprisingly successful and he's converting materialists by the droves and they're all…
…more recent people like yourself, Gregory Bateson, David Bohm, And then to people writing now, Amy Gilchrist, Nora Bateson, Peter Senge, Bernardo Kastrup, Mark Vernon, and Matt Siegel, who's a great writer about ANY Head. So with that as a context, it would…
Hello everyone, I'm Jonas Atlas and today I find myself in the exquisite company of Bernardo Kastrup and Rupert Sheldrake. Bernardo and Rupert, I'm very pleased that I could invite you both to have this conversation because I was a bit surprised to find…
…at the end there's a Q&A. And in the Q&A you say, well, I'm not a complete idealist. And I think you even mentioned Bernardo Kastrup as someone who is, but you didn't really go into it. So just to clarify that bit, how do you position yourself? You…
…the primary, indeed only, reality. That school of thought is undergoing a resurgence today. The best known exponent of it is Bernardo Kastrup, a philosopher of mind. But the other school of thought in the 19th century that finally became dominant and became…