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Biocentrism
Book • 2009
In 'Biocentrism', Robert Lanza and Bob Berman challenge traditional scientific views by suggesting that life creates the universe, rather than the other way around.
This theory emphasizes the role of consciousness in shaping reality, drawing parallels with quantum mechanics and ancient philosophical traditions.
The book offers a paradigm shift in understanding the cosmos, suggesting that life is not an accidental byproduct of physical laws but a fundamental aspect of the universe.
This theory emphasizes the role of consciousness in shaping reality, drawing parallels with quantum mechanics and ancient philosophical traditions.
The book offers a paradigm shift in understanding the cosmos, suggesting that life is not an accidental byproduct of physical laws but a fundamental aspect of the universe.
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Tim Ferriss as a book that introduces thought exercises related to the nature of reality.
Tim Ferriss as a book that introduces thought exercises related to the nature of reality.
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Jesse Michels in relation to the idea that biological life presupposes our epistemology.
Jesse Michels in relation to the idea that biological life presupposes our epistemology.
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