Cosmologist Prof. Bernard Carr On Consciousness And Parapsychology

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  @mechannel7046 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Why not put Bernard Carr&apos;s name in the title? He&apos;s a brilliant scientist in his own right, not just Hawking&apos;s friend. And I truly think his view will turn out to be closer to the truth than perhaps even Hawking&apos;s.<br><br>Comment update:<br><br>Thank you for all the upvotes. I&apos;m very glad Dr. Carr&apos;s name has now been added to the title of this video. Dr. Carr may not be as well-known as Stephen Hawking, but he&apos;s one of the pioneers who have expanded our understanding of the universe and brought us to the edge of reality. And he&apos;s helping to sweep rigid materialism to where it belongs - the dustbin of history. Mad respect for Dr. Carr for his courage, his open-minded approach and for all his contributions to a deeper understanding of reality.

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• JO

  @johnpoppenhusen4178 · 2 years ago

  I truly am blown away with Bernard&apos;s openmindedness in our current world status in physics. I would like to see more programs with him.

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• BE

  @benhudson4014 · 2 years ago

  Thank you,<br>Finally an intelligent/intuitive mind i can understand rather than all the ones who sound smart but dont really explain complex shit concisely, &nbsp; they have a great vocabulary to but no equanimity (openness)

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• BR

  @brandonDuh47 · 2 years ago

  The hallucinations you get from psychedelics like DMT looks as real as what you perceive to be real, it&apos;s so beautiful and almost unbelievable because I didn&apos;t know it was humanly possible to experience something like that. Would love to have the experience again if i ever find a source.

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• OU

  @OutOfWards · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve waited over 20 year&apos;s to hear this discussion! I&apos;ve anticipated it for so long! Thank you for sharing this! Thank you Prof. Carr and Natalia for this incredible and phenomenal discussion!

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• SH

  @shahidmiah917 · 1 year ago

  I have to say his arguments are very logical. He is a true genius but also one of few unbiased scientists.

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• AL

  @alwayslearning8365 · 2 years ago

  This topic is very interesting and helps push the limits on our current confining view of physics.

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• AL

  @AlJJoe1968 · 2 years ago

  Bernard Carr is hinting at the future of science....The inclusion of Mind with a capital M. &nbsp;I agree with this Gentleman. &nbsp;A new door in science is indeed being opened. 💯

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• OU

  @OutsidethePot · 2 years ago

  My experience with poltergeist happened to me in my fifties. It was a time when I could become extremely frustrated and angry. When I would become overwhelmed by anger and frustration books would fall, my phone would fly across the room, it would hit me, things would drop off tables. These events always coincide.

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• FL

  @Flora-ol5no · 2 years ago

  I wonder what Mr Carr would say about a meditation experience I had years ago...I was writing a letter to my mum sitting at the table. &nbsp;I had my friends cat &quot;Fat cat&quot; (who was well overweight), sitting on my lap. &nbsp;Whilst writing, I had an overwhelming feeling that I should meditate, so I did, still holding the pen. &nbsp;Then I started getting pins and needles where I was holding the pen, and I kid you not, my fingers seemed to go through the pen, and I can only describe it as, splitting into cazillion billion atoms and everything was the same tiniest form...table, chair, house and at the same time it was as expansive as the universe..Fat cat must have felt something because he flew off my lap and brought me back to this reality..it was the most incredible experience of my life. &nbsp;In that split second, I felt an incredible unconditional love and that everything was going to be ok. looking back, I think it was to do with the cat and he was probably purring so could have changed my frequency...and just to add, there were no drugs involved!! &nbsp;So get your cat sitting on your lap, hold a pen and meditate and maybe you too can experience the same 😉😍😺🪑🖊️🌌💥

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  @venantmwakio224 · 2 years ago

  Instead of watching a lot of &nbsp;such interesting videos the whole year, I think this has &nbsp;given &nbsp;a good &nbsp;encapsulation and especially now that it has appeared in the beginning of year, I will marinate and revisit this one when I want to decompress during 2024 , meanwhile I will concentrate on clips more relevant to my immediate &nbsp;personal goals. &nbsp;May y’all who watch this have profitable and fruitful lives!

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  @fahdhussein6760 · 2 years ago

  That was excellent. Thank you Professor Carr &amp; Natalia. An extremely inspiring conversation.

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