The Rebirth of Nature

[@smartartification]

This might be my new favorite Rupert Sheldrake talk. He’s such a living treasure!

[@tonywestbrook9876]

Indeed!

[@orioleaszme3415]

Imagine my experience because this was my first Rupert Sheldrake talk!

[@smartartification]

Oriole Aszme I recommend checking out his book Science Set Free.

[@Axiomatic75]

He's a treasure indeed. To think that I was once a fan of Richard Dawkins... in my defense I was young and stupid ;)

[@adamkosmos]

yes we know him in Poland

[@marykayryan7891]

The fact that you are out there, Rupert, gives me hope and makes me happy. Thanks for your whole life's work.

[@goodsirknight]

Rupert you've single-handedly changed my whole world view and i'm a happier person for it.

[@bekindrewind9675]

Me too!

[@junefield5420]

This is simply the most eloquent and inspiring talk I've heard in years. Thank you for this - genius - please keep broadcasting so the world may wake up.

[@mikifarrin]

Thank you. As a 81 year old woman, the thought evolution toward a consciousness/energy that connects us all just makes sense from my life long experience. You have had to step ahead of the pack , that you for your courage to do so

[@Tyrfingr]

Sheldrake, Mckenna and Abraham. You cannot spend your time any better than listening to all three.

[@robinsings]

He speaks and drops diamonds. So articulate and focused. Excellent talk. Thank you

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

Rupert Sheldrake, you are the greatest scientist alive today! I've been following your work since "Science Set Free." Not only are you my favorite author and researcher, your lectures and your thoughts that you share on KZbin I find to be interesting, informative, and incredibly brilliant! All of your work has greatly influenced my view of nature and the universe. In short, my world view has changed to be more holistic and much less mechanistic because of your teachings. I look forward to reading your new book.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Voices which have been there for many years are now being discovered for the first time by many, Rupert is a genuine scientist, consensus is not the point, asking questions is!

[@psychedelicgem]

A prodigy.. did you know?

[@jonathonjubb6626]

A genuine scientist would convince his peers with the strength of his arguments... I don't see a lot of that happening but I don't know where the fault lies.

[@psychedelicgem]

Most of them are moving to panpsychism.. I'd consider that a start... plus many covertly cheer for him in silence. His arguments are sound. It's the institution that is compromised. No need for us to be fools and believe it's benevolent....

[@jonathonjubb6626]

@@psychedelicgem I remember psychedelia back in the sixties. It made as much sense as your last comment.

[@psychedelicgem]

Good for you... your personal experience is of little use in science. Try to stick to facts.

[@timothytannerandtheamazing5054]

Dr Rupert Sheldrake is a paradigmatic example of a true intellectual, one who can explain complex ideas and phenomena succinctly due to his qualities of erudition and great understanding.Thanks again, Rupert!🙏

[@Andrej_S]

I could listen to this gentleman all day. May God grant you always a sunbeam mr. Sheldrake

[@michaelobrien8219]

I'm not a scientist but i love listening to this man - so eloquent and pure a stream of genius.

[@psychedelicgem]

He's a scientific prodigy rejected decades ago for thinking outside the box only to return for their heads🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sgarrett9446]

I think I'm just going to have this man playing in the background all the time whatever I'm doing and just let it sink in.

[@ilikehumans1096]

I just love listening to Rupert talk, he has the most pleasant, calming voice. He should narrate children’s books.

[@ajabisong]

A man of great intelligence and vast knowledge. THANK YOU, Mr. Sheldrake!

[@dan9864]

Dr. Rupert Sheldrake, your book “The Science Delusion” was such a breath of fresh air to read 👍

[@danielboomers]

Albert Einstein quote: Concerning matter, we have been all wrong. What we have called matter is really energy, whose vibration has been lowered as to be perceivable to the senses.

[@domcasmurro2417]

No physicist would deny it. They teach you this in the first week at any Physics university. 99.99% of the mass in your body is the energy of gluons bumping into each other inside protons and neutrons. But since they are confined inside the particles and can't exist free im nature, we call it matter.

[@danielboomers]

@Florifulgurator they all said it... from planck to niel bohr to einstein and schroedinger.... u better read again...

[@danielboomers]

@Florifulgurator take some dmt and see for yourself... all the nobel prize winners said the same... planck, einstein, bohr, schroedinger, heisenberg...etc... and than study eastern philosophy... and read the bible well and you will see they all come to the same end point!! we been just fooled since we born... or do you remember when u were born? lol

[@danielboomers]

@Florifulgurator you remember your birth? start there! ... enuff said mister.. yours truly G.o.D.

[@stanovnik]

Thanks for this wonderful talk. This is someone I would call a true scientist - someone who is not afraid to explore in the unknown reaches of existence, and beyond dogmatic corporate-controlled "science". Indeed, we need more people like you, Rupert.

[@psychedelicgem]

Wow!!! Thankyou so much!! You're my hero Rupert Sheldrake ! I'm so glad you were Terrance McKenna's friend or I might not ever have found you. God's speed precious man !! 🙏🏻

[@papapetad]

That's a beautiful human right there. A kind of lighthouse of consciousness. Blessings

[@a.g.n.w.4932]

Excellent! 👍🙏♥️ Thank you. As a studied philosopher and sociologist of culture I just love listening to you. Great mind you are. Resonating with so many of us ... The dawn of a new science.

[@ja9795]

Years ago I first heard Rupert Sheldrake in an interview with Michael Toms and my heart began to beat fast during the entire discussion!

[@theonlymeaning]

Oh ! so very, very happy to see/hear Dr. Sheldrake again! Let us hear more from him! He is a lovely man , in every way, and his beautiful manner of speaking in discussion /lessons on Consciousness is refreshing to one's ears and mind, quite enjoyable to hear over and over.

[@heidiankers108]

Rupert, you a total gem! I feel absolutely blessed in my lifetime to have your work to contemplate, for what other order is there, than the sense you make of everything that is natural and holy that humans continually puzzle over...

[@CGMaat]

Thank you for again entering our field . Really enjoyed your wise complication . Certainly we have become a meantime species. As 95% is left out of the define. But the Great All is morphing us in process and the fact you appear in our space is iluminating. " ask and you shall receive" Look forward to your book. God bless you and thanks for all other inspiration to make the world better.

[@alexkhouri]

Rupert, I've known you since that beautiful debate with Krishnamurti, Hidley and Boom. I love you and keep up shining your beautifu consciousness in this world

[@surfdog51]

Nerdy, but also quite a refreshing approach. As a fellow scientist, we need to support thinkers like Sheldrake, as they keep us from covering ourselves in a box and preventing creativity in science. We all know that there is more going on than 'just' materialism, let's not be afraid to admit it.

[@gtcstorm40]

A breath of fresh air in this time of fear and misunderstanding.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

Very beautifully put!

[@mikestirewalt5193]

Nice association Rupert . . . noting how "things so insignificant they are barely touched upon in biology textbooks have changed our lives, our economies, the way we live upon the Earth." Lovely presentation. The planet and even my cats say "thank you."

[@jpmcsweeney7156]

Doctor Sheldrake, always a pleasure lessening to what ever you have to say. Thanks 👍😷

[@ibrahimabdalla9769]

I could listen to this man talk about anything for hours

[@jessemontano6399]

Rupert is such. Brilliant dude .. he is a psychedelic Christian.

[@Boylieboyle]

And perhaps the most well-spoken person in history!

[@ObjectiveAnalysis]

What is a Christian?

[@henrymellard5647]

@@ObjectiveAnalysis Jesus and his emulators

[@TheNorthernMist]

I really like your characterization of him, very insightful into the effect he has. He is brilliant.

[@pesheppard]

@@Boylieboyle look MJ as I’m uuwmad set ur Dr. r

[@dianorrington]

I've been attempting to introduce Rupert's ideas to my friends for years, but to almost no avail, and more recently I've also become an embarrassingly huge fan of Cosmo's music, also not to the (apparent) interest of my friends (gotta get some new friends?)....so...I am elated to see so many positive comments and appreciators of his glorious mind. I knew I was not alone in appreciating him, of course, but we are certainly scientific pioneers. If you have not yet heard him, I highly recommend taking a listen to Cosmo's tunes. If you love Rupert, you'll likely love Cosmo.

[@Safe_Healing]

Your friends are ignorant. You are enlightened. What a privileged space to be in!🥰

[@JonnaaM]

hey mate, I know how it is to feel alienated when you feel you're discovering new aspects of yourself and the world, often shedding parts of your old self. It's been like that for me too. However, compassion and "walking the walk" will always win over trying to convince people on the level of intellect. That's my experience anyways. I'll check out Cosmo's music... cheers from a likeminded in Norway.

[@dianorrington]

@@JonnaaM Yes. I've also come to that conclusion. It will manifest of it's own accord. All I need to do is develop it within myself, if you know what I mean. Enjoy Cosmo. He's also a genius. Perhaps even moreso. :)

[@WakingUpToday213]

Rupert's wife Jill Purce does lovely group healing work, shamanic, a variant of family constellations. You can join in if you wish. (Also big fan of Cosmo Sheldrake!)

[@Dave_Lock]

Hello Dr Sheldrake! Been following your work since New Science of Life. It's interesting to see how your ideas have evolved since then.

[@eimagine]

Thank you Rupert, for all you have done and continue to do to bring forth the truth. Your work is of the utmost importance.

[@lysechrist1947]

Been following Rupert for nearly 30 years. Not sure why he never appears to age.

[@dreaminglifepodcast]

We are minds within minds within minds.

[@duckmansoul]

Ooh I like that

[@juliecarter7799]

'Scientific ' materialism has created a lot of depression in humankind...

[@lorrainegatanianhits8331]

So has conventional religion...

[@vaporknight4393]

So have shitty comments on the internet but as you can tell we haven't put a stop to either.

[@lorrainegatanianhits8331]

@SmeagÖl g. alright, bruv... I'm a guy tho... you may have not understood my comment correctly ...

[@lorrainegatanianhits8331]

You are such a good guy man. Seriously everything you just said is so straight to the point. Man I'd like to be you...

[@lorrainegatanianhits8331]

With 'conventional religion' I was referring to religions which dominated in the west. Judaism and christianity. The idea that there is a "ruling god, who is above all, whom you must love, because he says so" has also been responsible for a lot of suffering through a backward thinking. These religions are not fundamentally bad, they're just another way of putting humans down (same as scientific realism).

[@knownogmos]

I loved it when I found out that I share much DNA with the grass that I love to walk on with bare feet. Listening to R. Sheldrake is the mind and heart of that experience. Saying yes to the mystery and embracing the realities.

[@aydnofastro-action1788]

Leibniz , “the last great universal genius,” also laid out the idea in The Monadology. Organisms within organisms, all supported, made possible by a soul/ monad. These filled every infinitesimal space, forming larger monads al the way up to the entire universe. All reflected within all. “Each in their own way striving toward the infinite. “

[@martinliriano7371]

🌞📣 Thank You for your patience, your consistency, and for sharing Mr. R. Sheldrake ! . . ... . . .. .. . ⛵. .. ..... . .... . .. 🚣 . . . . .. .. .. . yes, that's right . .. . . . . 🐒 . .. 💭 .. .. . . . 🐜. ..

[@lifeinruralthailand]

Rupert's latest interview on his book WAYS TO GO BEYOND for anyone interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHuliapnmZugnLc

[@bobthethebuilder9559]

Thank you Rupert, just naturally beautiful.

[@abodynotnobody7032]

That might be one of the best one hours of KZbin I've watched in lockdown. Thank you. Now I am compelled to finish off reading Animate Earth by Stephan Harding. Also, I would sure love if you were able to have a conversation with some of the peeps connected to tech and the Silicon Valley given their influence on our society. I am off the impression that they totally lack this level of understanding and I can see nothing but good coming from this. The trajectory of say transhumanist thought, negating this would be a catastrophe x

[@Mickeycuatropatas]

Rupert is my favorite scientist and I consider him one of the most original and pure scientists alive. His morphic resonance theory really intrigues me to think about how DNA codes for proteins and then what happens next - how are life's 3D features coded and expanded during growth? He's planted this seed of frustration in my fertile scientific head.

[@WakingUpToday213]

this seed of possibility . . . .

[@lindaszlagowski8888]

Thank you so much Rupert. I wish this talk and others could also be availailable in other languages. They are popular in the best way imageable. And - even more important - More People not familiar with hardly digestible science should have easy access to these lifechanging discoveries, explained in a most enjoyable entertaining way. Rupert Spira and Hameed Ali are my present favourite inspirations.As well as Ken Wilber who contributes sort of spiritual map that can help in navigat through this djungle of roads and paths. Heartfelt thanks from an elderly german woman, stay happy, healthy, curious and keep on contributing us your precious gifts 💥💓

[@LeeGee]

Always interesting, thank you. Would be delighted to hear you on New Thinking Allowed

[@Boylieboyle]

Oh yeah. And could you imagine Michael Tsarion on NTA?

[@Boylieboyle]

@@-V-K- Thanks

[@Lelabear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHOUgJuAd8etoa8

[@psychedelicgem]

Yessss so true.. With Jeffrey Mishlove.. Two super heroes !!

[@dirtgoatpermaculture]

What he's talking about at the very end with a scientific renaissance informed by the understanding of the living conscious universe that can direct more correct and useful behavior is essentially the goal and scope of permaculture

[@HansDunkelberg1]

What is permaculture, defined more conventionally?

[@dirtgoatpermaculture]

@@HansDunkelberg1 Permaculture is both a design science and philosophy based on natural patterns to help create sustainable or regenerative human habitations and lifeways

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@@dirtgoatpermaculture Do those pursuing it have a particular focus on (regenerative) habitations in space?

[@dirtgoatpermaculture]

@@HansDunkelberg1 Not particularly. Usually it is used to help heal out relationship with the Earth and each other, but I am interested in the further reaching applications such as with AI and eventually if necessary off world, in which "nature" would mean the nature of space or a new cosmic body, and how to change it to be more Earth like or to change ourselves to be adapt to the new conditions. I think the general concept can reach far beyond nifty gardening and building methods, as many people see it

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@@dirtgoatpermaculture The questions of gardening and building that appear as so trivial, here on Earth, become utterly complex, in space. Biosphere II has proven that. I presume that the problem generally is the smallness of the systems. The smaller it gets, the fewer possibilities has an ecological system to correct itself, with the help of resources from other places.

[@charliebadger]

This is all very well, but i only asked you if you'd like salt and vinegar on your chips. :). I think i've just listened to 5000 brilliant sentences. Rupert always blows with mind.

[@poppydaisy4828]

Haha

[@DrBe-zn5fv]

yes his mind is blown

[@ronnysingh4509]

Love you Dr. Rupert Sheldrake 🙏🏻

[@JohnSmith-wx4ts]

Science and spirituality are uniting. The end of an age has come. This new age beginning will bring us to new heights.

[@rag98709]

Fascinating talk. Much of value here. Thanks Rupert!

[@Suzi.M]

So, science is s living, growing thing too..... nothing is ever the whole story! May we always face the abyss of mystery! 😎🥰🌍

[@beauforda.stenberg1280]

I read Sheldrake's 'The rebirth of nature...' circa 18 years ago. The paperback edition of the work I read was subtitled "the new Animism" but I have been unable to source it on the Internet. It must have been an obscure reissue or imprint from a different publication house or somesuch. I was already an experiential Animist prior to reading this work but his eloquence and the provocative redirection of scientific discourse I found informative and informed my worldview. I greatly value the scientific method and the building of human knowledge founded on literary citation and the peer-reviewed consensus of the scientific community. But the philosophy of science has philosophical problems as Sheldrake sketches in his critique of Mechanistic Materialism. Science is only one way of knowing in the human experience, there are others. This audiovisual lecture by Sheldrake is clearly thematically linked to his published work of the same name but presents a continuation of his endeavour and research since its publication. I feel this audiovisual presentation is deserving of repeated viewing, listening and reflection. I have only read that one book of his a long time ago: it may be timely to read another. Finally, the intersection of Consciousnes Studies and Zoosemiology of manifold forms of plant and animal communication, demonstrates the flawed philosophical reductionism of Mechanistic Materialism and the last circa 400 years of scientific discourse.

[@SeanClarkeMusic]

Deeply refreshing. Quite simply, thank you!

[@Honoringlife108]

Thank you for uploading this, crystal clear explanation.

[@margaretsandelwood2048]

Thank you this so enlightening .I enjoyed your talks with the brilliant Krishnermerti so many years ago.

[@lanilila]

Thank you for these great talks, Rupert. I feel privileged to learn from you in this manner, and thanks to KZbin suggestions I found your channel. I recently viewed The Life and Ideas of David Bohm, and now am encouraged while seeing living humans carrying some of these ideas forward. It gives me hope. Loved discovering Merlin's work and book, also.

[@Intelligentsia101]

I recall reading an article written by Rupert Sheldrake about this in Kindred Spirit magazine in 1991.

[@anth5122]

Always a pleasure to listen to Rupert

[@kjekelle96]

Could you ever do a structured lesson-series where you synthesize a lot of your work and provide direction for future inquiry? Thanks for everything. :)

[@alisaruddell3484]

Dark matter and dark energy... “it’s as if science had discovered the Cosmic Unconscious.” That blew my mind-perfect analogy. Reality as embedded microcosms (nested hierarchies).

[@HansDunkelberg1]

The catchword "nested hierarchies" indeed is crucially helpful. Especially as it illustrates how far you still get with a mechanistic worldview, also after accepting psychological influences across time and space. I altogether wonder if materialism and spiritualism could not perhaps one day begin to merge into a monism that will be methodically backed up, according to the latest standards.

[@fasterbabylon]

It would be very interesting to hear Ruperts thoughts on the relationship between Morphic Resonance and pandemics, vaccines and immunity.

[@mitchigansmith2456]

Rupert Sheldrake is inspiring on so many levels. Reminds me of my Secondary school Teacher. I reckon Carl Jung's psychological theories tie well with the idea of Morphogenetic fields, even the holographic universe concept, as his idea for the collective unconscious, fuctions much like the World Soul. The Electric/Plasma universe paradigm also could possibly pave the way to explaining such realms of thought as Consciousness and Cosmology, to weather and the structuring properties of water and charge seperation.

[@annawray2220]

Love Rupert

[@markthornton7347]

you are on the right track and are getting closer

[@MrSA1829]

Excellent video. Thank you

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Dr. Sheldrake, I find it fascinating that a Novel Virus appears in rough concurrence with Terence McKenna's theory of the novelty wave. His model, which he himself was a bit skeptical of in a good way, had 2012 as a key date. Therefore may we say he was only off by eight years? That's nothing. Not to overly signify the terms Novel and Novelty as McKenna used it, but I found it interesting. Thanks for your work. :-)

[@poppydaisy4828]

Maybe the calendar's off and he was right on target.

[@BenVanCamp]

Love your talks, you should do more of these!

[@careucabe]

Muchas gracias Mr. Sheldrake. Very interesting!

[@TheNorthernMist]

Rupert Sheldrake is inimitable

[@roypiercy504]

brilliant 👏👏👏👏👏

[@lovedicedtomatoes9653]

This was my first book by Rupert!

[@thesaxophoneloungehuahin3184]

Thank you Rupert 🙏

[@kerrymccarpet]

Love this chat! Go, Dr. Rupe!! xx

[@ObjectiveAnalysis]

Hi Rupert. Fantastic presentation as usual. I’ve been following your work for quite a long time. Of particular interest to me was your morphic resonance theory as I have been developing a similar theory based on galactic as well as terrestrial electromagnetic fields and how there is potential interactions between them + the DNA of all living things. I believe this is what primarily drives evolution and is potentially the fabric of consciousness (after all we are just a collection of 500 trillion cells operating collectively). I believe these fields are the key to explaining previously unexplained phenomena like telepathy as well cellular sentience, racial memory and the ability for horoscope to accurately predict pronounced aspects of our individual personality/consciousness. Thank you for all that you have done and continue to do!

[@alphaomega5923]

Energy is a Soul and a Soul is Pure Energy.

[@seppapappa]

Thank you for this speech! And sharing your, and those you have studied thinking. I was thinking about a year ago that if the consciusness grows from atoms to minerals, minerals to plants, plants to animals and animals to human, then maybe it goes from humans to planets, planets to suns and from suns to black holes and when you get to black hole you get to create new universe. We are getting there. For me, especially the part when you explained view that objects/things that "create themselves" are consciuss was beatiful and "eye opening".

[@HansDunkelberg1]

What about elephants? Aren't they more human than we, sometimes? Like the one in Vienna that gave the human baby back to its mother, with the trunk, after it had rolled before its feet? It also would interest me where the brain of a planet should be.

[@bigbillyclobber2801]

Good to see you Rupert!

[@petegoestubular]

What a gem.

[@MrSportingdave]

Thank you

[@Sam_Utah]

Just a reminder Albert Einstein said "The field is the sole governing agency of the particle" By extrapolation and through evolution fields are responsible for structure and complexity. Teilhard de Chardin indicated that human self awareness added a new layer of consciousness he called homization whereby humans achieved a sense of immortality. I think Dr. Sheldrake has pretty much proved that morphogenetic fields impact genetics and provide natural memory of form (and perhaps some functions?). This has led me to electromagnetic fields and non-local holographic memory. As the good doctor explains, the soul according to Aristotle is our form and form is a result of morphic fields and morphogenetic interactions. This is helpful in understanding our identity, our soul is form-based in what we think now is an electromagnetic type field outside the visible perception range of humans. It might explain how ghosts or visitation spirits look the same as they did when alive and some think that reincarnation somehow applies our "soul" (EMF?)as a formation genesis of the human body, providing a "template" for our new body. Moreso, if the memory of all things are in the zero-point field, non-local, that would mean the body/brain is a transceiver of consciousness and memory rather than consciousness and memory being emergent properties. Thank you Dr. Sheldrake for your strength, faith and inspiration.

[@EdibleplanetOrg]

Perhaps the 'new science' will be individual and direct experiences of the joys of life - peace, harmony, play, etc... and which will continue to materialize in our world as we (humanity) resume our role in nature.

[@christophjensen9530]

that life is the light deep inside in the human being ... the light shines on in the darkness, and the darkness has never comprehended it ... (prologue St. John)

[@richardoldfield6714]

Hello Rupert, in your various talks it would be good if you could start to say more about what you see as the application of morphic resonance theory (etc.) to mental healthcare, which, as you will know, is largely still centred around the biomedical model and the prescription of psychiatric drugs.

[@drjimnielson4425]

God, this is fabulous!

[@shanecrowther2557]

So pertinent and and fully resonate with your work/views Rupert 🙏 I wish I could articulate such things as well when trying to discuss and elaborate on such things.. it's a real pleasure listening to you talk Sir 🙏

[@tusneldabloch6909]

Thank you so much - makes so much sense

[@insanebrain213]

Thanks for your work.

[@philharland7763]

... infinite expressions of Love.

[@adriancaldwell]

Science with a soul - i love it!

[@jonathonjubb6626]

I wish someone could adequately explain and demonstrate just what s soul is....

[@adriancaldwell]

@@jonathonjubb6626 consciousness?I'm guessing like science could hypothetically grow all the organs and constituent parts of a body assemble them and yet it still wouldn't have consciousness

[@jonathonjubb6626]

@@adriancaldwell still explains f**k all..

[@adriancaldwell]

@@jonathonjubb6626 You've just displayed your soul - 'r' soul.

[@jonathonjubb6626]

@@adriancaldwell is that all u got? Sad really.. But I knew you couldn't answer because nobody ever has. Good evening, Stay safe.

[@aaronedgerton1843]

Thank you 🙏

[@MixelKiemen]

Interesting, I've been working the animate worldview as an extension to the scientific worldview. It is based on applied science research & participation research by going "deep digital". This talks give me confidence I'm on the right path, showing a stronger relation to the history of philosophy. So thank you.

[@LeonGalindoStenutz]

Interesting -- have you published or produced anything on this to see? 👌

[@MixelKiemen]

@@LeonGalindoStenutz not on the worldview itself, but I do have a channel "deep digital" explaining the applied science part: kzbin.info I've been working for a while on the book. Not yet contacted any publisher, so if you have suggestions on where to publish it please share.

[@eternalbyzantium262]

Loved this Dr Sheldrake!

[@Agerskiold]

A most important worldview, indeed !

[@Eudamonia-123]

Love me some Rupert! ☺️

[@surfinmuso37]

Love ya Richard....a good friend of the late great Terrence McKenna. Two men I highly respect.

[@highvibee]

Wonderful lecture ❣️🌿

[@lindacarroll6849]

knuckle dragging science holding us all back, most just interested in tenure. Thank you for sharing what most people have always known, that the earth & everything in it & on it are not mechanical 💖

[@hemant05]

Good to see Leo subscriber here :)

[@aydnofastro-action1788]

You’ll love this song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6GwmZ5uYtGGhK8

[@spiralx6249]

We could also add Godel's two Incompleteness Theorems, to point out the limitations of theory and hypothesis- matching in the mental world, the physical parallel of 95% of our physical reality being unknown, and our limitation of perception we label as the "observable universe".