Dan Falk

In this engaging discussion, science journalist Dan Falk explores the intriguing concept of natural philosophy—once the backbone of scientific thought. He delves into the historical split between science and philosophy, arguing for their potential reconciliation. Falk highlights a recent symposium that aims to bridge these fields, scrutinizes the limitations of the brain-computer analogy, and contemplates the philosophical implications of time and consciousness. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of integrating philosophical inquiry into scientific contexts to address complex phenomena.