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Sungchul Ji, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers University, shares his thoughts on one of the most important scientific endeavors of our time.
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Can Consciousness Make a Difference? (opens the original)
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Sungchul Ji, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers Universitywith conceptual assistance from ChatGPTWe all know consciousness from the inside.Pain hurts. Red looks red. A memory returns with a particular emotional atmosphere. An intention can be experienced before it becomes a spoken sentence or bodily action. Yet the natural sciences ordinarily describe us from the outside—as brains, bodies, molecules, electrical signals, and measurable behavior.This creates one of the de
Is the Universe Learning to Know Itself? (opens the original)
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Sungchul Ji, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers Universitywith conceptual assistance from ChatGPTWhat if consciousness is not merely something that happens inside individual brains?What if conscious beings are the means by which the universe observes, interprets, and ultimately comes to know itself?This possibility has appeared in many philosophical and spiritual traditions [1]. It has also emerged—sometimes independently—within modern scientific and cosmological theori
Is Mathematics Multidimensional (opens the original)
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Sungchul Ji, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers Universitywith conceptual assistance from ChatGPT1. Can the many existing theories of mathematics be organized within a common three-level, four-arrow architectureWhat is mathematics?At first this appears to be a simple question. Yet mathematicians, philosophers, psychologists, and educators have supplied strikingly different answers.Mathematics has been described as the science of quantity, the study of patterns, the lang
Did Einstein Predict Life After Death? (opens the original)
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Sungchul Ji, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers Universitywith conceptual assistance from ChatGPTA recent YouTube video titled “Einstein Predicted What Comes After Death—And the Truth Is Terrifying” [1] presents an arresting interpretation of Albert Einstein’s worldview. It connects relativity, the conservation of energy, the nature of time, and Einstein’s reflections on death to suggest that human existence may not simply disappear when the body dies.The title is inten
Ken Wilber Meets the Periodic Table of Reality (opens the original)
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Sungchul Ji, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers Universitywith conceptual assistance from ChatGPTTwo attempts to map the wholeFor centuries, philosophers and scientists have tried to construct maps of reality. Most such maps emphasize one dimension: matter, mind, consciousness, evolution, information, or spirit.Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory is unusual because it deliberately tries
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