Month: January 2013

There seem to be two ways to approach what the word “consciousness” (or, alternatively, “conscious”) could possibly mean.  The physicalist is inclined to start from the most fundamental level of reality and work their way upwards, looking at basic elements … Read More

Since Einstein released his theory of relativity, we’ve assumed that what is observed must be relative to us, the observer. We’ve placed great importance on recognizing the reference frame of any observed event. For instance, consider a bouncy ball bouncing in an airplane aisle. … Read More