🌍The belief that science already understands the nature of reality is limiting and inhibits inquiry.
🌌The laws of nature may not be fixed and could evolve along with the universe.
🧠The mind is not confined to the brain, but extends beyond it in the act of perception.
👁️The ability to sense being stared at suggests extended consciousness beyond the body.
💡Questioning dogmas opens up new possibilities and can lead to a scientific renaissance.
Why is it important to question scientific dogmas?
—Questioning dogmas opens up new avenues of research and allows science to evolve and progress.
What is the key conflict within science?
—There is a conflict between science as a method of inquiry and science as a belief system or world view.
What is the belief system associated with science?
—The belief system is that of materialism, which views the universe as a machine and humans as biological robots.
How does perception extend beyond the brain?
—Perception involves an outward projection of images, allowing the mind to touch and interact with the external world.
What is the potential outcome of questioning dogmas in science?
—By questioning dogmas, science can experience a renaissance and become more interesting and life-affirming.
00:16The belief that science understands reality limits inquiry.
00:48There is a conflict between science as inquiry and science as a belief system.
01:22Science has become a belief system, inhibiting free inquiry.
02:20Science has been conducted under the belief system of materialism.
03:38Perception involves an outward projection of images, extending beyond the brain.
04:41The ability to feel being stared at suggests extended consciousness.
06:20The laws of nature may not be fixed and could evolve.
07:53Questioning dogmas opens up new possibilities in science.
