Replying to @MattPolProf
@MattPolProf wondering your opinion about following two assumptions: Aristotle’s Finite Past vs Infinite Past Conditions. If forced to vote between there two, which one will you vote for & why. Argument for Infinite Past is that edge of time is incoherent like an edge of space.
Seems like you already discuss about it here: cosmosandhistory.org/index.p… I will read.
Hi @MattPolProf, I read your article: liberalcurrents.com/liberali…
I think it is the best article that clarifies the actual, real dichotomy of choices instead of beating around the bushes.
Replying to @anyaparampil
@anyaparampil , Dalai Lama believes that Mongolia, a country with more than 50% population following Tibetan Buddhism, exists because of the generosity of Russia. Hopefully, you can read between the lines in his statement.
Hi @anyaparampil wondering what’s the best way to contact you. Really really want to talk to you.
There are three kind of meta-narratives: left-meta-narrative, right-meta-narrative, and true-meta-narrative.
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If God exists, he/she/it has not spoken. The universe shouldn't really exist at all, but it does most mysteriously. Reincarnation is the only fair system and so I think it is most likely to be true. Look at the way our movement through space resembles the DNA molecule. #Existence
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"What our work says is even in the worst case scenarios, the environmental footprint of not only vegan diets but low meat diets are much, much better than high meat consuming diets," said Peter Scarborough, an Oxford professor who led the study. nyti.ms/3Y4Ms9h
Agree
"...if scientists were to agree that consciousness survives bodily death, the main body of scientific theories, and certainly the global theories of physics, would remain largely unaffected " Stephen E. Braude. Read the full editorial at: tinyurl.com/wbtqx3h
#AskDilipMandal what is you opinion about this research? med.virginia.edu/perceptual-…
Hi @carlorovelli , wondering why your fellow theoretical physicists are so so so so so so so so so so so so so arrogant? I studied theoretical physicists for 6 months and realized what is the fundamental problem and what are the candidate solutions. So why so much bigotry?
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It’s hard to change deeply held assumptions.
I agree that NDE and verified reincarnation-type cases are fascinating. Many scientists are reflexively avoidant of such topics. I know I was.
I invite everyone in the thread to be kind and respectful to each other.
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Which came first, consciousness or life?
Most say life, consciousness emerging later. But panpsychists, Eastern approaches and Penrose OR put consciousness first. Did life originate and evolve to optimize quantum pleasure in the primordial soup?
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academia.edu/40465719/The_Qu…
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Representational drift explained by redundant microtubule memory encoding inside neurons. Another reason for a revolution in neuroscience!
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simonsfoundation.org/2023/03…
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Neuroscience fails in Alzheimer’s, ignoring neuronal tangles and disintegrated microtubules. Safe, painless brain ultrasound megahertz vibrations can reassemble microtubules and treat Alzheimer’s. @anirbanbandyo @alzassociation @alzfdn @UsAgainstAlz
m.youtube.com/watch?v=3iLIKH…
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Neuroscience needs a revolution!
Summary of experiments over years at different scales (neuron, microtubule, tubulin) showing fractal resonance in microtubules in hertz, kilohertz, megahertz, gigahertz and terahertz. See Figure 3
@anirbanbandyo
mdpi.com/2504-3110/4/2/11#
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Neuroscience also fails in free will, activity related to conscious perception occurring after we respond to it, seemingly consciously. Neuroscience concludes consciousness is too late, and merely an epiphenomenal illusion. Quantum to the rescue.🔨
frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Theories of consciousness GNW, IIT, HoT and PC/RP lack 1) explanatory power, 2) testable predictions and 3) connection to biology. Orch OR has all 3
plus experimental validation. Is the brain really a computer? Or is it a quantum orchestra?
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