Understanding organic wholeness
What do we mean when we say that the human being is an organic whole?
Being Truly Human
A framework for understanding the origin and purpose of the universe
The 2020s is the decade we must complete the final revolution in science which has been underway since the 1600s. Will we be able to conceptually and experientially discover the purpose of the universe?
Re-evaluating the metaphysical foundations of modern science
There are numerous findings in scientific researches which invalidates the reductionist worldview. When are will have the courage to shift our scientific paradigm?
Ervin Lazlo on the new concepts of matter, life, and the mind
All of matter and life emerged out of the same cosmic womb. We are linked to the mind of others in nature, and to the biosphere of the earth itself. If our minds are in chaos, it is no wonder that nature, too, is in chaos.
The universal gravitational constant isn’t really a constant
The statistics used in scientific studies was designed to ensure objectivity. But why do we remove deviant data points when we interpret data collected in scientific researches? What if these data points actually point to a much larger pattern that can only be discerned in the long term?
Etzel Cardeña: studies show real support for the existence of psi phenomena
Psi phenomena is real, whether we like it or not. Can’t believe it? Read the science that supports this claim.
A call for open, informed study of psi phenomena
Scientists are demanding for an open study of parapsychological phenomena. How will this change what we already know about human nature?
New realism: A philosophy for the age of AI
Our capacity to ask and answer questions is proof that There is something in human beings that enable us to transcend the biological realm.
The overlap between neuroscience and philosophy
How do humans resolve problems? Patricia Churchland shows us that our capacity for creative thinking helps us discover new frontiers in science and philosophy.
Science is not about certainty
Physicist Carlo Rovelli says that nothing can be scientifically proven. How will materialist scientists respond to this claim?