…the people on the forum said, ìNo, don't take it down.î So they took it down anyway. banned or took down the talk by Graham Hancock and put them in this special naughty corner of the Internet with a kind of health warning by their science board saying…

…dogmatically could open things up. One of the biggest areas is the nature of the mind. This is the most unsolved problem, as Graham just said, that science simply can't deal with the fact we're conscious. And it can't deal with the fact that our thoughts…

…down, which they've now done by putting my talk on a separate blog, separate from the other one they took down by Graham Hancock, and saying it's open for debate and having people put comments online, the great majority of which are supporting my talk…

…that's not the case because when they went to their scientific board, the majority of them agreed that your and Graham Hancock's videos should be removed from circulation. Didn't they do the right thing? They went to their anonymous scientific board.…

…quite a few talks about psychedelics on the TED website, and there's no objection to those apparently, only to the one by Graham Hancock. I don't think this is a consistent objection about children. The other thing is that TED recently sent around a…

…there, our interview that you're about to watch was right before his TED controversy, where you'll probably remember both his and author Graham Hancock's TED Talks were banned. or as Graham later put it, were put in the bad little boys section of the TED…

…was right before his TED controversy, where you'll probably remember both his and author Graham Hancock's TED Talks were banned. or as Graham later put it, were put in the bad little boys section of the TED website where there just wasn't much traffic.…

…where there just wasn't much traffic. And both of their lectures were called quote-unquote pseudoscience. And the interesting thing that Graham noted about this is that they hadn't even listened to his lecture. They had just heard about Graham and said,…

…And the interesting thing that Graham noted about this is that they hadn't even listened to his lecture. They had just heard about Graham and said, OK, this is the guy that talks about psychedelics or things that we can't predict or sorry, things that we…

…find any traces of what you'd listened to the previous day because that's not how radio works. This is similar to Graham Hancock's theory that the brain is a receiver of consciousness as opposed to a generator of consciousness. Is that correct? Well,…

…the people on the forum said, ìNo, don't take it down.î So they took it down anyway. banned or took down the talk by Graham Hancock and put them in the special naughty corner of the internet with a kind of health warning by their science board saying…

…teaching departments don't cover this field at all. I remember on the same night that you gave your TED talk that famously got banned, Graham Hancock also gave a TED talk that kind of got banned. I'm not sure if it got banned, but there was a lot of…

…internet connection, I realized this was all about my TED talk being banned. And I couldn't do anything about it, you know, because Graham Hancock was aware of what was happening, because his talk was banned at the same time as mine. So the whole of…

…completely crazy. Like don't talk to him, you know, kind of stuff. Why do you think, not just for you, for example, for Graham Hancock, if you go to his Wikipedia page, you'd be like, oh, he doesn't have, he's not a real researcher, he's a…

…Eleusinian Mysteries. Do you still know what the Eleusinian mysteries are, huh? Is there any speculation as to what that was? Well, Graham Hancock has speculations, of course, but I don't know. The ones I've seen would include opium and cannabis as part of…

…All right. Thank you very much. I really, really appreciate it. Rupert Sheldrake, ladies and gentlemen. We'll see you Thursday with Graham Hancock. Until then, much love. Big kiss. This podcast was brought to you by Blue Apron. Go to blueapron.com forward…

…pilgrimages and then year five years six they go to st albans cathedral And the chap who leads this, who's called Father Graham, is very, he's quite charismatic with the children. And he says the children absolutely love it because it's learning by doing.…

…dogmatically could open things up. One of the biggest areas is the nature of the mind. This is the most unsolved problem, as Graham just said, that science simply can't deal with the fact we're conscious. And it can't deal with the fact that our thoughts…