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Physicist, neurologist, neurofeedback trainer, hypnotherapist, sleep therapist, junior sorcerer, mountaineer, enthusiastic participant in extreme explorations involving mind and body. Believer in the idea that individuals find meaning in bettering and helping to evolve the ecologies in which they participate.
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Friday, May 1, 2020
COVID-19, Time to Look Around To regain a sense of navigating in a fluid environment.
Friday, May 1, 2020COVID-19, Time to Look Around To regain a sense of navigating in a fluid environment.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Perceiving Nature I have wondered about consciousness, journeyed through conformity, and communed with insanity. I find nature the best mirror in which to see one's mind. I have been led to recognize awareness as key. One only is, in as much as one is aware...I'd like to teach you to develop a resonance with the earth.
Tuesday, January 10, 2017Perceiving Nature I have wondered about consciousness, journeyed through conformity, and communed with insanity. I find nature the best mirror in which to see one's mind. I have been led to recognize awareness as key. One only is, in as much as one is aware...I'd like to teach you to develop a resonance with the earth.
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Sunday, January 31, 2016
Free Will and Quantum Chaos I like two books on free will: Tor Norretranders' 1991 "The User Illusion," and Sam Harris' 2012 "Free Will." These authors show that free will has no objective definition, and it is the lack of definition on which their arguments rest. They do not know of the definition that I present here, and that changes everything.
Sunday, January 31, 2016Free Will and Quantum Chaos I like two books on free will: Tor Norretranders' 1991 "The User Illusion," and Sam Harris' 2012 "Free Will." These authors show that free will has no objective definition, and it is the lack of definition on which their arguments rest. They do not know of the definition that I present here, and that changes everything.
