John Horgan linked this article in a tweet (X). I found it very interesting and well written. Curious for the community's take. Another step away from reductionism?
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...without the completeness of physics almost none of the arguments for physicalism is remotely plausible. Since the completeness of physics is e
Rupert Sheldrake recently penned an article on the "sense of knowing when you are being looked at or stared at", which he has already done some work on. Apparently some materialist scientists are now claiming it is definitely not some sort of paranormal sensing, but is really some sort of neural phy
Noted philosopher Bernardo Kastrup has surprisingly entered into the debate about the nature of the UAP or UFO phenomenon. He has now presented in his website a very interesting, knowledgeable and high quality essay on his current hypothesis for this, at https://www.bernardokastrup.com/2024/01/uaps-
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[color=#131313]How did American Christians in the nineteenth century come to see slavery as something that needed to be abolished? Christianity was a central feature of nineteenth-century American life for both slaveholde
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[color=#131313]In this video recording of a live talk, Raymond Tallis, one of Britain's foremost philosophers and public intellectuals, focuses on myths that arise out of treating time as a mere dimension analogous to the
An interesting article (https://aeon.co/essays/kurt-godel-his-mo...fter-death) just came out going into the reasons why Kurt Gödel, arguably and well accepted as the greatest or one of the greatest logicians and mathematicians of the twentieth century, was certain of an
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