Science Ideated

The Fall of Matter and the Contours of the Next Mainstream Scientific Worldview

De: Bernardo Kastrup

Narrado por: Matthew Josdal

Duración: 8 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

Leading-edge empirical observations are increasingly difficult to reconcile with "scientific" materialism. Laboratory results in quantum mechanics, for instance, strongly indicate that there is no autonomous world of tables and chairs out there. Coupled with the inability of materialist neuroscience to explain consciousness, this is forcing both science and philosophy to contemplate alternative worldviews. Analytic idealism—the notion that reality, while equally amenable to scientific inquiry, is fundamentally mental—is a leading contender to replace "scientific" materialism.

In this book, the broad body of empirical evidence and reasoning in favor of analytic idealism is reviewed in an accessible manner. The book brings together a number of highly influential essays previously published by major media outlets such as Scientific American and the Institute of Art and Ideas. The essays have been revised and improved, while two never-before-published essays have been added. The resulting argument anticipates a historically imminent transition to a scientific worldview that, while elegantly accommodating all known empirical evidence and predictive models, regards mind, not matter, as the ground of all reality.

©2020 Bernardo Kastrup (P)2022 Tantor

An important book

To loosen the tricky confines of intellect. The world can be no more than what we allow ourselves to see.

Narrator

Narrator is frustrating to listen to with too much accent on words and bounding ego.