Submitted by administrator on Thu, 05/31/2012 - 18:52
The Nature of the Physical Universe (by Peter Kohut): Abstract: The dialectic reason for the division of the whole into its parts is their bipolar nature. There are no differences between parts and connections. All they consist of elementary bipolar connections. Every connection is a part and every part is a network of elementary connections. The elementary part (quantum) is a connection (relation) of two anti-poles and the connection (relation) of anti-poles is an elementary part (quantum).
Submitted by administrator on Wed, 05/30/2012 - 17:17
Commentary on Michael Cecil’s “Towards A New Paradigm of Consciousness” (by Tony Bermanseder): Abstract: Cecil's attempt to delve deeper and to question the validity of this orthodox reductionistic approach to gain a better understanding of what this consciousness is thoroughly justified and is to be applauded.
Submitted by administrator on Mon, 05/28/2012 - 22:58
Physical Consciousness in a Self-conscious Quantum Universe (by Tony Bermanseder): Abstract: What is this thing called consciousness? Is it a thing created by the brain, which then in some mysterious manner relates to what sentient beings term mind or awareness or cognitive sensory perception or some other labels of individuated or culturally encompassed nomenclature? The holistic scientist knows that the many labelings can be rather confusing and so he/she chooses to call physical 'Consciousness' as something closely associated with the concept of energy.
Submitted by administrator on Sun, 05/27/2012 - 23:46
Generalization of Thermodynamics Allowing Negentropic Entanglement & a Model for Conscious Information Processing (by Matti Pitkänen): Abstract: Costa de Beauregard considers a model for information processing by a computer based on an analogy with Carnot's heat engine. As such the model Beauregard for computer does not look convincing as a model for what happens in biological information processing.
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