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Spacetime is just a headset: An interview with Donald Hoffman

Spacetime is just a headset: An interview with Donald Hoffman

Seeing | Ontology | 2022-11-06

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Prof. Donald Hoffman talks to Essentia Foundation’s Hans Busstra about his theory of conscious agents, according to which space and time are cognitive constructs in consciousness, not an objective scaffolding of the world outside. The interview also touches on Prof. Hoffman’s personal history and life, bringing the warmth of his humanity to the academic rigor of his theories. Notice that, because of how YouTube works, to watch the video embedded in this page you must choose our ‘Platinum’ privacy option. Otherwise, you can also watch the video directly on YouTube.

Consciousness cannot be reduced to brain activity: Doctor Raymond Tallis on the mind-body problem

Consciousness cannot be reduced to brain activity: Doctor Raymond Tallis on the mind-body problem

Seeing | Neuroscience | 2022-10-30

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Professor Tallis—a philosopher, poet, novelist, cultural critic, retired medical physician and clinical neuroscientist—discusses the relationship between mind and brain, as well as the big questions about the nature of reality. Notice that, because of how YouTube works, to watch the video embedded in this page you must choose our ‘Platinum’ privacy option. Otherwise, you can also watch the video directly on YouTube.

Can brain anatomy and function account for psychiatric conditions?

Can brain anatomy and function account for psychiatric conditions?

Seeing | Neuroscience | 2022-09-25

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In this in-depth interview, Prof. dr. Sarah Durston discusses the limitations of trying to account for psychiatric conditions based solely on measurable brain anatomy and function. Her candid answers may surprise those who think that brain-reductionism rests on solid ground for at least the most common psychiatric conditions.

A child’s sense of Self

A child’s sense of Self

Seeing | Child psychology | 2022-09-11

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This special video production documents an informal engagement between Essentia Foundation’s founder and chairman, Fred Matser, and school children from Belthorn, UK. Yet unbiased by our culture’s conventional views regarding the nature of reality, these children’s pre-intellectual, felt sense of self and other reflect age-old intuitions rooted in nature, which we disregard at our own peril. The video is an invitation to revisit rooms in the palace of our minds that we’ve left behind many, many years ago; rooms that contain forgotten treasures whose unspoiled authenticity is an antidote to many of modern life’s ills.

Interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, on the nature of reality (Part 2)

Interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, on the nature of reality (Part 2)

Seeing | Philosophy | 2022-05-03

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Here is the second and final part of our interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, on the nature of reality. Unmissable!

Interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, on consciousness and its role in nature

Interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, on consciousness and its role in nature

Seeing | Philosophy | 2022-04-17

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Essentia Foundation’s Natalia Vorontsova interviews psychiatrist and author Dr. Iain McGilchrist about his new work, “The Matter with Things,” and the role of consciousness in nature. Unmissable!