Buddha at the Gas Pump

702. Neil Theise

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Mar 22, 2024
Neil Theise, a pioneer in adult stem cell research and pathology, discusses complexity theory, stem cell regeneration, and the politicization of stem cell science. He explores the interconnectedness of body and identity through Zen practice, merging scientific and spiritual perspectives. The conversation delves into spiritual awakening, quantum realities, consciousness, and the role of intuition in understanding complex systems. Neil also explores unconscious rules in nature, universal principles, and the limitations of language in perceiving the universe.
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INSIGHT

Complexity Theory: Bridging the Gap

  • Complexity theory explains how life arises and interacts, creating larger-scale systems.
  • It bridges the gap between quantum physics (small scale) and relativity (large scale), focusing on life's complexity.
ANECDOTE

Stem Cell Research and Controversy

  • Neil Theise, a pathologist, studies human tissues under a microscope.
  • His research on liver stem cells challenged prevailing views and contributed to the stem cell debate.
ANECDOTE

Scar Tissue and Healing

  • Rick Archer asks if burn victims' inability to fully heal is due to stem cell destruction.
  • Theise suggests it's more about scar tissue formation disrupting cellular organization.
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