What governs the Brain? Is Neuroscience Immersive for Consciousness?
The paper develops a new road map along the axiology of consciousness-cognition-behavior for investigating brain-consciousness relationship, where the brain operates as natural, formal, informational (codal), live, and conscious system to make the unknown imaginable, imagined intelligible, intelligible possible, possible verifiable, and verifiable verified. Consciousness, on the other hand, as a non-observable and influential, supports the brain’s reflex activities, upholds habituated acts, and participates in cognitive functions. Consciousness uses the brain to make its political statements by asserting its “will”/“won’t”, in developing multisystem concurrence, creativity, and exhibiting holonomic group behavior, and leadership.
Pan-Episteme Dialogue: Inaugural Meeting
‘Pan-Episteme’ is a term derived from the Greek, combining ‘Pan’ meaning all, the one, the universal, and ‘Episteme’ meaning knowledge, science and understanding. It signifies a holistic, integrative approach to knowledge that transcends disciplinary boundaries, bringing together insights from science, philosophy and ancient wisdom traditions...In this first episode, Dr Athena Potari (a practical philosopher) & Dr Vasileios Basios (a theoretical physicist) revisit a timeless question: Is the universe conscious? Vasileios and Athena will be joined on a dialogue panel by Dr Rupert Sheldrake, Dr Steve Minett and Dr Steve Taylor – a session not be to missed!
Edi Bilimoria – Idealism: Arguing Pro and Con
Idealism is the theory that all reality is consciousness and only consciousness, and that what we perceive to be the physical world is either a manifestation of consciousness or derived from it. Either way, fundamental reality is pure consciousness. What are the arguments for and against Idealism (like the common sense of the physical)?
What governs the Brain? Is Neuroscience Immersive for Consciousness?
The paper develops a new road map along the axiology of consciousness-cognition-behavior for investigating brain-consciousness relationship, where the brain operates as natural, formal, informational (codal), live, and conscious system to make the unknown imaginable, imagined intelligible, intelligible possible, possible verifiable, and verifiable verified. Consciousness, on the other hand, as a non-observable and influential, supports the brain’s reflex activities, upholds habituated acts, and participates in cognitive functions. Consciousness uses the brain to make its political statements by asserting its “will”/“won’t”, in developing multisystem concurrence, creativity, and exhibiting holonomic group behavior, and leadership.
Pan-Episteme Dialogue: Inaugural Meeting
‘Pan-Episteme’ is a term derived from the Greek, combining ‘Pan’ meaning all, the one, the universal, and ‘Episteme’ meaning knowledge, science and understanding. It signifies a holistic, integrative approach to knowledge that transcends disciplinary boundaries, bringing together insights from science, philosophy and ancient wisdom traditions...In this first episode, Dr Athena Potari (a practical philosopher) & Dr Vasileios Basios (a theoretical physicist) revisit a timeless question: Is the universe conscious? Vasileios and Athena will be joined on a dialogue panel by Dr Rupert Sheldrake, Dr Steve Minett and Dr Steve Taylor – a session not be to missed!
Edi Bilimoria – Idealism: Arguing Pro and Con
Idealism is the theory that all reality is consciousness and only consciousness, and that what we perceive to be the physical world is either a manifestation of consciousness or derived from it. Either way, fundamental reality is pure consciousness. What are the arguments for and against Idealism (like the common sense of the physical)?
What governs the Brain? Is Neuroscience Immersive for Consciousness?
The paper develops a new road map along the axiology of consciousness-cognition-behavior for investigating brain-consciousness relationship, where the brain operates as natural, formal, informational (codal), live, and conscious system to make the unknown imaginable, imagined intelligible, intelligible possible, possible verifiable, and verifiable verified. Consciousness, on the other hand, as a non-observable and influential, supports the brain’s reflex activities, upholds habituated acts, and participates in cognitive functions. Consciousness uses the brain to make its political statements by asserting its “will”/“won’t”, in developing multisystem concurrence, creativity, and exhibiting holonomic group behavior, and leadership.
Pan-Episteme Dialogue: Inaugural Meeting
‘Pan-Episteme’ is a term derived from the Greek, combining ‘Pan’ meaning all, the one, the universal, and ‘Episteme’ meaning knowledge, science and understanding. It signifies a holistic, integrative approach to knowledge that transcends disciplinary boundaries, bringing together insights from science, philosophy and ancient wisdom traditions...In this first episode, Dr Athena Potari (a practical philosopher) & Dr Vasileios Basios (a theoretical physicist) revisit a timeless question: Is the universe conscious? Vasileios and Athena will be joined on a dialogue panel by Dr Rupert Sheldrake, Dr Steve Minett and Dr Steve Taylor – a session not be to missed!
Edi Bilimoria – Idealism: Arguing Pro and Con
Idealism is the theory that all reality is consciousness and only consciousness, and that what we perceive to be the physical world is either a manifestation of consciousness or derived from it. Either way, fundamental reality is pure consciousness. What are the arguments for and against Idealism (like the common sense of the physical)?
– Erwin Schrödinger
– Prof David Bohm
– Albert Einstein
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