consciousness

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Arjuna Gallagher
March 11, 2022

Hinduism, Reincarnation, and the Mind-Body Problem

Arjuna Gallagher
March 11, 2022
Arjuna Gallagher is the host of the YouTube Channel called Theology Unleashed and a Hindu. He discusses Hinduism, reincarnation, karma, and other religious subjects as they pertain to the relationship between the mind and the body with Michael Egnor. Read More ›
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Robert J. Marks II
February 25, 2022

Discussing Consciousness and the Mind-Body Problem

Robert J. Marks II
February 25, 2022
What does it even mean to be aware of something, to be conscious? Why do the vast majority of people only have one consciousness? Will computers ever experience consciousness? On this Bingecast, Dr. Robert J. Marks and Dr. Angus Menuge discuss these questions and more. Read More ›
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Michael Egnor
February 17, 2022

Don’t Blame Me; I’m a Meat Robot.

Michael Egnor
February 17, 2022
Methodological naturalism invariably draws certain conclusions. One of these notions is that we have no free will, and therefore, no culpability. We are essentially puppets hanging from genetic strings. Dr. Michael Egnor and Dr. Joshua Farris discuss this erroneous idea, as well as other failing conclusions created by ideological science. Read More ›
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Stephen C. Meyer and James Tour
August 17, 2020
Intelligent Design

Life’s Origin: Lab + Information = Mind

Stephen C. Meyer and James Tour
August 17, 2020
Intelligent Design

In this interview, Dr. James Tour and Dr. Stephen Meyer discuss science and faith, while getting into the details on the discovery of complex, sequence specific information required for life’s function and origin, and the required fine-tuned laboratory that we call our universe that must exist in order for assembly to occur. In the search for a cause, and by Read More ›

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Wesley J. Smith
December 15, 2007
Human Exceptionalism

Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad

Wesley J. Smith
December 15, 2007
Human Exceptionalism
If you are reading these words, you are a human being. That used to matter morally. Indeed, it was once deemed a self-evident truth that being a Homo Sapien created intrinsic moral value based simply and merely on being human — a principle sometimes called “human exceptionalism.” No more. Human exceptionalism is under unprecedented assault across a broad array of societal and intellectual fronts. Read More ›
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Erik J. Larson
September 1, 1997
Artificial Intelligence, Technology

Rethinking Deep Blue

Erik J. Larson
September 1, 1997
Artificial Intelligence, Technology
The recent hysteria over the defeat of world chess champion Gary Kasparov by IBM computer Deep Blue has provided fresh fuel for the debate over whether computers can be intelligent and, yes, even exhibit the other qualities of mind — consciousness, sensation, emotion and the like. Read More ›