Part One. The Limits of Science (See earlier blog. Go to Search in top right-hand side of page)
PART TWO: A CRITIQUE OF THE LIMITS OF CONSCIOUSNESS Continue reading
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The Limits of Science. The Limits of Consciousness. Part One. A Critique of the Limits of Science. 2535 words
PART ONE: A CRITIQUE OF THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF REALITY
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This critique falls into two parts. The Limits of Science. The Limits of Consciousness. Foot of the page has a link to Part Two in the subsequent blog.
In this article, I draw upon decades of experience of consciousness and its inter-action with the rest of the mind, the body and past/ present/ future. Mindfulness, depths of meditation, reflection and more continue to contribute to my understanding of the dynamic of consciousness. Continue reading
How Much Does Neuroscience Rely Upon Inference? First of Two Essays on Neuroscience
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(Essay 2. From Neuroscience to Neuro-Consciousness. See next blog)
Headings for Essay 1.
- Movements in the Brain
- A Clean Start to Life?
- Are We Like a Computer?
- The God Gene
- The Brain and Love
- Tracing Neural Activity
- The Offshoots of Neuroscience
- Determinism or Freewill
- Consequences of Flaws in Science
70 CORRUPTIONS OF CAPITALISM.
Capitalism expresses a shorthand for wealthy and powerful capitalists engaged in the relentless pursuit of profit and power): Continue reading
Science, Medicine, Beliefs, Genes, the Mind and the Brain,
Like Religious followers, Scientists are Believers. They believe in Science. But Science also has a restrained view of life
Sub-headings:
The Limits of Medical Science
Consciousness depends on Mind/Body and visa versa
We Cannot Find Consciousness in a Gene
Neuromania or Neuroscience? Continue reading