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God, Human Consciousness, Space-Time, and Reality – Blog Entry 7

At this point, a good-mannered lecture is in order. I’ve sometimes been disappointed by the scientific community’s groupthink concerning the brain and human consciousness. Scientists can be pretty darn smug regarding their understanding of the human brain, yet after spending one hundred billion dollars, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s remain uncured.

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God, Human Consciousness, Space-Time, and Reality – Blog Entry 5

Before we talk about alternative realities, we need to define classical reality based on classical physics. Back when Isaac Newton proposed classical physics, it was a complete departure from the mythical and religious world in which we lived. It was a world where a higher power existed, and miracles happened. But, like our recent belief that red wine is good for you and bacon is bad, we are learning that classical physics may not be the entire story.

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God, Human Consciousness, Space-Time, and Reality – Blog Entry 4

I’m thinking about space-time and reality because I’ve been trying to figure out exactly what Brian Palmer, a character in Matt Miller in the Colonies, would say about this topic. Palmer has gained a hyper-intelligent mind from time travel and, like the rest of us, is spending a significant portion of his time thinking about his place in the Universe. I’m hoping he can offer me and everyone else some insight into the role that consciousness plays in human reality.

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Writing Matt Miller in the Colonies – Blog Entry 10

I don’t want to give you the impression that I was locked in my room reading as a child. Most times, I was going off alone or with older kids. I lived in the city of Pittsburgh, and there was no end to the mischief an intelligent child could get into when his twenty-something parents said, “Go out and play.” I explored the world and did my best to bring it back home with me.

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