The Ghost in the Quantum Machine? What If Free Will Springs from the Brain’s Deepest Indeterminacy? The question of free will is one of humanity’s oldest and most persistent puzzles. Do we truly make conscious choices, or are our decisions merely the inevitable outcome of a chain of causes and effects stretching back to the … Read more
For centuries, the nature of consciousness has captivated philosophers, scientists, and spiritual seekers alike. Where does our sense of self, our inner experience, truly reside? The prevailing scientific view firmly places consciousness within the intricate neural networks of individual brains. But what if this deeply ingrained assumption is only part of the story? What if … Read more
We experience time as an undeniable, relentless flow – the ticking clock, the changing seasons, the irreversible march from birth to death. It’s so fundamental to our perception of reality that questioning its very existence feels almost absurd. Yet, a growing number of physicists and philosophers are daring to ask: what if time, as we … Read more