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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrcWntw9juM&feature=related
This is a neat video, id be interested to hear what others think.
This is a neat video, id be interested to hear what others think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_H...arison_of_consciousness_and_the_unified_fieldPhysicist Victor J. Stenger wrote in The Humanist that John Hagelin talks about "quantum consciousness" and that quantum consciousness is a "myth" that "should take its place along with gods, unicorns, and dragons as yet another product of the fantasies of people unwilling to accept what science, reason, and their own eyes tell them about the world."[26]
Peter Woit writes in his book, Not Even Wrong: The Failure of String Theory And The Search For Unity In Physical Law, that "Virtually every theoretical physicist in the world" rejects Hagelin's attempt to identify the "unified field" of superstring theory with the Maharishi's "unified field of consciousness" as "utter nonsense, and the work of a crackpot".[7]
Physicist Robert L. Park called the 1993 Washington D. C. study a "clinic in data manipulation", pointing out that during the weeks of the study the city experienced the highest murder rate ever recorded.[27][28]
John Hagelin is a renowned American physicist, educator, and public policy expert. He holds a Ph.D. in quantum mechanics and has conducted extensive research on the nature of consciousness.
Dr. Hagelin's theory, known as the Unified Field Theory of Consciousness, posits that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe, and that the entire universe is made up of a single unified field of consciousness.
Dr. Hagelin's theory is supported by various scientific studies and experiments, including research on the effects of meditation on brain activity and the concept of non-locality in quantum mechanics. Additionally, many ancient spiritual and philosophical traditions also support the idea of a unified consciousness.
Dr. Hagelin's theory differs from other theories in that it proposes a holistic view of consciousness, rather than viewing it as a product of brain activity. It also incorporates both scientific evidence and ancient wisdom to explain the nature of consciousness.
Dr. Hagelin's work on consciousness has significant implications for both science and society. It challenges traditional scientific notions and opens up new avenues for understanding the universe and our place in it. It also has potential applications in fields such as healthcare, education, and conflict resolution.