

California Institute of Integral Studies interviews Curt Jaimungal on Consciousness, Spacetime, UFOs, and the Limits of Science
Dec 4, 2022
Leslie Combs, an insightful author on consciousness, joins the discussion about the evolution of consciousness studies and the growing interest in UFOs. They explore the intersection of consciousness and quantum mechanics, debating reality's existence without observers. Combs shares her journey from atheism to a broader spiritual awareness and emphasizes the need for open dialogue on unconventional topics. They challenge perceptions of extraterrestrial threats, advocating for love and negotiation in human-alien encounters.
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Curt's Journey to Podcasting
- Curt Jaimungal's interest in math and physics led him to study those subjects and do stand-up comedy.
- He transitioned into filmmaking and then started his podcast, "Theories of Everything," during COVID.
Shifting Spiritual Views
- Curt observes a trend of atheists becoming more spiritual as they age, suggesting a "God-shaped hole."
- He finds the "easiest path" often incorrect and remains open to non-dualism but prefers pluralism.
Biocentrism and Observation
- Robert Lanza's biocentrism argues that reality requires an observer to collapse the wave function.
- This suggests consciousness is fundamental, implying the universe exists only when observed.