54. When science gets caught in its own trap – Using Occam’s razor on consciousness

Gabriela Guzmán Sanabria had an urge to leave her native Mexico all through her adolescence. At the age of 19 she went to Europe, and eventually she ended up in the Netherlands. Many Mexican friends a...

3 Nov 20211h 30min

(Apologies for the somewhat poor sound quality on Anders’ side of the mic.) When Lars Muhl was eight years old, he said to his mother, in earnest: ”Mother, this world is very primitive”. Two years lat...

27 Okt 202151min

Roger Pielke Jr labels himself an ”undisciplined” professor, which is apt since he engages in an impressively wide range of research areas. He is most known for his work on climate, and specifically e...

20 Okt 20211h 1min

This solo episode (part two of two) is about humankind’s most pivotal revolution in the coming decades and centuries, hands down. It is about meaning, future, consciousness, society and science. Its m...

13 Okt 202120min

This solo episode (part one of two) is about humankind’s most pivotal revolution in the coming decades and centuries, hands down. It is about meaning, future, consciousness, society and science. Its m...

6 Okt 202122min

When Graham Pemberton was 29 years old, an often crucial point in life astrologically known as the first Saturn return, he had a powerful awakening. Previously he had adhered to atheism and existentia...

29 Sep 20211h 15min

A deep interest in a combination of communication, spirituality and science entices me, I must say. And it was likely not by coincidence I discovered Gerald Baron on the blogging and writing platform ...

22 Sep 20211h 26min

This episode is in my mind one of the most powerful on this podcast so far. What is spoken about is both deep and light and incomprehensible and self-evident at the same time. Is it possible to end i...

8 Sep 20211h 31min