Interviews with Innocence podcast – Raymond Moody & Paul Perry
In this latest episode, I engage in a fascinating conversation with Dr. Raymond Moody and Paul Perry regarding their recently published work titled "Proof of Life After Life: 7 Reasons to Believe There Is an Afterlife." Our conversation delves into their thorough investigation of this topic and the potential social implications of widespread scientific acknowledgment of the afterlife.
The Conversation: Consciousness: why a leading theory has been branded ‘pseudoscience’
The problem is that consciousness is not merely a scientific issue. The task of science is to explain publicly observable phenomena. But consciousness is not a publicly observable phenomenon: you can’t look inside someone’s brain and see their feelings and experiences. Of course, science theorises about unobservable phenomena, such as fundamental particles, but it only does this to explain what can be observed. In the unique case of consciousness, the phenomenon we are trying to explain is not publicly observable.
Interviews with Innocence podcast – Raymond Moody & Paul Perry
In this latest episode, I engage in a fascinating conversation with Dr. Raymond Moody and Paul Perry regarding their recently published work titled "Proof of Life After Life: 7 Reasons to Believe There Is an Afterlife." Our conversation delves into their thorough investigation of this topic and the potential social implications of widespread scientific acknowledgment of the afterlife.
The Conversation: Consciousness: why a leading theory has been branded ‘pseudoscience’
The problem is that consciousness is not merely a scientific issue. The task of science is to explain publicly observable phenomena. But consciousness is not a publicly observable phenomenon: you can’t look inside someone’s brain and see their feelings and experiences. Of course, science theorises about unobservable phenomena, such as fundamental particles, but it only does this to explain what can be observed. In the unique case of consciousness, the phenomenon we are trying to explain is not publicly observable.
Interviews with Innocence podcast – Raymond Moody & Paul Perry
In this latest episode, I engage in a fascinating conversation with Dr. Raymond Moody and Paul Perry regarding their recently published work titled "Proof of Life After Life: 7 Reasons to Believe There Is an Afterlife." Our conversation delves into their thorough investigation of this topic and the potential social implications of widespread scientific acknowledgment of the afterlife.
The Conversation: Consciousness: why a leading theory has been branded ‘pseudoscience’
The problem is that consciousness is not merely a scientific issue. The task of science is to explain publicly observable phenomena. But consciousness is not a publicly observable phenomenon: you can’t look inside someone’s brain and see their feelings and experiences. Of course, science theorises about unobservable phenomena, such as fundamental particles, but it only does this to explain what can be observed. In the unique case of consciousness, the phenomenon we are trying to explain is not publicly observable.
– Erwin Schrödinger
– Prof David Bohm
– Albert Einstein
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