The Evolution of Cultural Relativism

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We are either living in a universe which we can't know, the Copenhagen view, or anything that can happen does happen. Our reality has nothing to do with space and time, except when we are in this space-less, timeless realm. Or everything is so super determined that you have no choice whatsoever about which of these theories you're going to prefer. And that is where physics has gotten to in the last...

Guest speaker: Robert Anton Wilson PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: February 1982 [NOTE: All quotations are by Robert Anton Wilson.] "The belief in certitude, I suspect, is a primate habit." "One thing I want to make absolutely clear is that almost all pessimism results from watching what the government is doing. . . . because the government is the last place that important change is registered. And so if you're looking at the government you're looking at the past." "Certitude only belongs to those people who own just one encyclopedia." Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option