c/rupert-sheldrake
Lectures, debates, and dialogues by biologist Rupert Sheldrake — morphic resonance, telepathy, and challenging materialist science.
…left with these free-floating laws of nature. And many mathematicians, whether they admit it or not, are secret Platonists. Roger Penrose is an actual explicit Platonist. So, in other words, they believe there's a mathematical realm that's totally transcendent…
…study in quantum particles have found, just as there are properties of life that go beyond what physicists would... But, Rupert, Roger Penrose is here. He's one of the greatest scientists of all time. He wrote a book about the hard problem of consciousness…
…behind and you didn't know I was there, it might affect you because it's projected out. And I did once say to Roger Penrose, you believe that consciousness is extended, but why stop at sort of 10 microns inside the microtubule. Why not let it extend…
…look up, just look under Wikipedia of hard problem of consciousness, there's like two dozen theories, right? So you have one, Roger Penrose has one, but they're not the only ones. And none of them have convinced the majority of neuroscientists and so on…
…the next universe. Or you have the view that it will go on expanding more and more. This is the view of Sir Roger Penrose, for example. It will expand faster and faster until it expands so fast that all matter evaporates and the whole universe ends in…
…study in quantum particles have found just as there are properties of life that go beyond what physicists would but rupert Roger Penrose is here. He's one of the greatest scientists of all time. He wrote a book about the hard problem of consciousness…
…behind and you didn't know I was there, it might affect you because it's projected out. And I did once say to Roger Penrose, you believe that consciousness is extended, but why stop? at sort of 10 microns inside the microtubule. Why not let it extend…
…look up, just look under Wikipedia of hard problem of consciousness, there's like two dozen theories, right? So you have one, Roger Penrose has one, but they're not the only ones. And none of them have convinced the majority of neuroscientists and so on…