What do you trust more,
your senses or your intuition?
Hyperreality:
The inability of consciousness to distinguish
reality from fantasy, especially in technologically
advanced postmodern cultures.
Hyperreality is a means to characterize the way
consciousness defines what is actually real in a world
where a multitude of media can radically shape
and filter the original event or experience being depicted.
WARNING:
Watching this documentary may disrupt your sense of reality.
Did film director, Stanley Kubrick, help
President Richard Nixon fake the moon landing?
The Dark Side of the Moon
(You must watch all 5 segments in order/Approx. 44 min. total)
Showing posts with label mind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mind. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Trying to Unravel The Consciousness Conundrum Pt. 1
From the article...
"The philosopher Jerry Fodor recently claimed, 'The revisions of our concepts and theories that imagining a solution will eventually require are likely to be very deep and very unsettling.'SEED article
If you smell theoretical panic, you're right. But are the scientific answers really so far out of reach? Have people been beguiled by the marvelous properties of consciousness into asking for the moon, while what is at issue is really much more down to earth? Everybody says they are waiting for the Big Idea. But perhaps the big idea should be that consciousness, which is of such significance to us subjectively, is scientifically not such a big deal."
Thursday, September 20, 2007
10 Unsolved Mysteries Of The Brain
For people crazy for information about our brain 10 Unsolved Mysteries Of The Brain
Sunday, June 3, 2007
9 Steps to Genius
So, for all those genius wannabes, here's a quick study guide on how to think like a genius (or like me).
Hello, brain!
Brain exploration is about to revolutionize and redefine science, medicine, capitalism and possibly daytime soap operas. At least that's what Charlie Rose and his illustrious panel of brain experts say.
Below is Part One of Charlie Rose's series on science and the brain.
Below is Part One of Charlie Rose's series on science and the brain.
From Freud to the mysteries of the human brain. Topics include Sigmund Freud and the study of psychoanalytics, information storage and processing, learning, remembering, perception, thinking, feeling, and behavior. Panelists include: Paul Nurse, Eric Kandel, Aaron Beck, Steven Roose, Peter Fonagy, Nancy Kanwisher, Nora Volkow, Rebecca Saxe and Liz Phelps.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
The Science of Mind
In his most recent posting, Matthew Cromer continues his analysis of reductionist thinking with a thought provoking post on The Mental Universe...
"The 1925 discovery of quantum mechanics solved the problem of the Universe’s nature. Bright physicists were again led to believe the unbelievable — this time, that the Universe is mental. According to Sir James Jeans: “the stream of knowledge is heading towards a non-mechanical reality; the Universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine.
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