Science — when it gets in the way of Woke culture — is beginning to get the same treatment as religion: ignored, mocked, rewritten, and eventually attacked.
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But Philip Ball doesn’t want to go there and neither do most biologists — thus there are so many issues they just can’t raise.
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Legacy media want something DONE about the new bottom-up news media that are an existential threat to traditional top-down media.
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Parnia says he is not religious. Rather, his views are the outcome of clinical experience in a field where doctors have literally never gone before.
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Increasing longevity and widespread early diagnosis will mean that delaying the progress of the disease becomes very important over the next few decades.
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The reason Casper Wilstrup is so sure is that he has adopted panpsychism — the view that everything participates in consciousness.
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In a world where panpsychism is the science and neo-paganism is the art, environment activists’ rights will increase and workers’ rights will decrease.
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Although Narayanan frowns on pro-lifers using information to show the individual humanity of the unborn child, that’s clearly where the science points.
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Tracing the “chemical roots of consciousness,” he ends up affirming panpsychism, but insisting that nature is a “technologist.” Someone must do the thinking.
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The separateness and intellectual inferiority of Neanderthal man was at one time constantly emphasized but the evidence doesn’t support it.
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As a medical scientist, he looks at how new findings will help develop new treatments to revive people now considered hopeless and restore brain damage.
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Parnia concludes that science suggests, at a minimum, that our consciousness and selfhood “are not annihilated when we cross over into death.”
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Fauci’s early career was brilliant; he gained the trust of angry opponents during the AIDS years. But the art of listening seemed to desert him later.
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Sensitivity is a two-way street. Dogs study us but we also extensively study and catalogue our dogs’ facial and body expressions as well. Pigs not so much.
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Hypotheses based on evolution sometimes proceed without establishing basic evidence, for example, whether thanatosis is even common in humans.
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There are significant differences between NDEs and drug trips, as psychologist Steve Taylor notes.
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As the years wear on, consciousness will likely remain irreducible and the neuroscientists may end up having to address plausible claims for dualism soon too.
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How much good science would have seen the light in the last 600 years if “Institutional Voices” had been heard from even more often than they were?
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As we learn more about memory, it takes a while to even process what we are learning but the research may help treat memory-related disorders.
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One thing the dialogue makes quite clear is that Darwinism can underlie a classic fashionable cult that does not reflect well on its adherents’ intelligence.
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