Philosopher ☿ Footnotes2Plato ☼☽ joins us today on Radio 2050, posing many questions about reality and how we perceive the world around us. Check it out today with the link on our profile!

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I was interviewed last year on Radio 2050 about process philosophy. The aim was to introduce it to a general audience. I thought they did a great job editing my remarks together with relevant musical selections. Have a listen to episode 45, just posted on their website:

let’s go

Brian Swimme autocosmologizing about the source of the sunlight warming his skin youtube.com/embed/YyWELQyp…

Brian Swimme on Consciousness, Cultural Evolution, and the Noosphere youtu.be/YyWELQypR9w?si…

I address these issues in this white paper on the philosophical and religious implications of psychedelically occasioned belief change: footnotes2plato.com/wp-content/upl…

In short, there’s simply no metaphysically neutral ground here. “Naturalism” can be defined in various ways, but

That's like a psychologist studying the human psyche asking what else can be studied if not neuronal activation patterns. How about the purposive activity and phenomenological experience of living persons?

The second of today’s X-class solar flares was truly a long-duration event. Where typical flares last 10s of minutes, this event took over 6 hours. The flare also showed a fundamental part of solar flares: a ‘current sheet’. #spaceweather 1/5

Cornel West has finished his Gifford Lectures youtu.be/cAXjezpNKIU?si…

New paper:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38624244/
'Unraveling the Enigma of Organismal Death: Insights, Implications, and Frontiers'
Some thoughts around this topic:
thoughtforms.life/life-after-dea…

Metamodern Spirituality | Reconstructing Value (w/ Zak Stein) youtu.be/bSSb4IPNMGI?si… via Brendan Graham Dempsey

Physical copies exist!!!

Wolfram Hogrebe 'Predication and Genesis: Metaphysics as Fundamental Heuristic after Schelling's 'The Ages of the World'' edited and translated by Iain Hamilton Grant and Jason M. Wirth with an afterword by Markus Gabriel.

Huge thanks to Edinburgh University Press

“I saw to the south a man walking. He was breaking ground in perfect silence. He wore a harness and pulled a plow. His feet trod his figure's blue shadow, and the plow cut a long blue shadow in the field. He turned back as if to check the furrow, or as if he heard a call. Again I