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"Reality Is Stranger Than You Think" - Episode Description
A profound exploration of consciousness, perception, and the nature of reality featuring Annaka Harris, New York Times bestselling author of "Conscious: A Brief Guide to the Fundamental Mystery of the Mind."
Key Topics Covered:
- The fundamental nature of consciousness and alternative theories to emergence
- The illusion of self and free will through neuroscientific evidence
- How our perception creates a simplified model of reality that differs from actual physics
- The intersection between ancient wisdom traditions and modern scientific discoveries
- The relationship between consciousness, space-time, and quantum mechanics
Notable Insights:
- Discussion of the 300-500 millisecond delay between brain processing and conscious awareness
- Exploration of panpsychism and consciousness as a fundamental property of the universe
- Analysis of how meditation and direct experience reveal the constructed nature of self
- Examination of complex topics like free will through both scientific and experiential lenses
Format:
Part of the Know Thyself podcast series, this in-depth conversation bridges neuroscience, philosophy, meditation, and physics to examine the mysterious nature of consciousness and human experience.
Target Audience:
For those interested in:
- Consciousness studies
- Neuroscience and philosophy of mind
- Meditation and contemplative practices
- Physics and reality
- Personal development and self-inquiry
The episode offers both accessible explanations and deep philosophical insights, making complex concepts digestible while maintaining intellectual rigor.
By Alberto Rocha"Reality Is Stranger Than You Think" - Episode Description
A profound exploration of consciousness, perception, and the nature of reality featuring Annaka Harris, New York Times bestselling author of "Conscious: A Brief Guide to the Fundamental Mystery of the Mind."
Key Topics Covered:
- The fundamental nature of consciousness and alternative theories to emergence
- The illusion of self and free will through neuroscientific evidence
- How our perception creates a simplified model of reality that differs from actual physics
- The intersection between ancient wisdom traditions and modern scientific discoveries
- The relationship between consciousness, space-time, and quantum mechanics
Notable Insights:
- Discussion of the 300-500 millisecond delay between brain processing and conscious awareness
- Exploration of panpsychism and consciousness as a fundamental property of the universe
- Analysis of how meditation and direct experience reveal the constructed nature of self
- Examination of complex topics like free will through both scientific and experiential lenses
Format:
Part of the Know Thyself podcast series, this in-depth conversation bridges neuroscience, philosophy, meditation, and physics to examine the mysterious nature of consciousness and human experience.
Target Audience:
For those interested in:
- Consciousness studies
- Neuroscience and philosophy of mind
- Meditation and contemplative practices
- Physics and reality
- Personal development and self-inquiry
The episode offers both accessible explanations and deep philosophical insights, making complex concepts digestible while maintaining intellectual rigor.