Buddhism and Quantum Physics -1

Jeffrey Grupp is a Buddhist philosopher, a political philosopher, and a lecturer at Purdue University Calumet and Purdue University Northcentral, both of which are in Northwest Indiana. He is the author of Corporatism (published by Progressive press, which is also Webster Tarpley's publisher) and The Telescreen {not yet published). He has published twelve articles in academic philosophy journals (Metaphysica, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, Disputatio, among others), and he is a regular guest on the Nutrimedical Report, which is Dr. Bill Deagle's radio show. Grupp is the former associate editor of the prestigious academic philosophy journal, PHILO (editor: Quentin Smith). Grupp is the originator of the mereological nihilist interpretation of quantum mechanics (published in Axiomathes in 2006), and he has written about issues to do with domination by global corporations around the world. He has two web sites: www.abstractatom.com, and www.corporatism.us.

Grupp has said on national radio that his political views are entirely absent from his university teaching and his political philosophy and academic teaching do not ever mix because universities would not consider his political positions real or credible information. Grupp's academic work in mainstream philosophy (specifically metaphysics, Buddhism, and quantum mechanics) has been claimed by Quentin Smith to be original and rigorous.

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Education

Tags:

• Buddhism
• Quantum
• Physics
• mechanics
• reality
• Nirvana
• GOD
• islam
• allah

[lunalamin]

nobody in the world had flew into a tall building in the name of Buddha....in fact Buddha is not god....he will not get you to heaven (if such thing existed at all ) because you died for him...

[RastafariPoet]

It especially depends what you define as God.

[wotan237]

I thought atoms were just empty space, physical matter is an illusion

[MetalDoneMoreForME]

@lunalamin buddha is dead so he can't help you in life or afterlife since in buddhism there is no hypothesis of an afterlife

[Stonedassassin92]

@RastafariPoet Well as long as you consider yourself to be a part of all that is, and all forms of life. Then I'd have to agree with you, everything is "god".

[RastafariPoet]

@frednolasco

I define God as all that there is. Pantheism

[frednolasco]

@RastafariPoet if you define god as the gathering of all that is "undefineble" i pretty much agree with you!

[highlander355]

@MrBaboonArse Why is that weird? Do you think that simply because there are parallels between Buddhism and Science that you believe Buddhists should have notable contributions to Science? How about notable contributions to peace? Heaps....really?

[dumalindika]

@MrBaboonArse Steve Jobs . visionary man in the world

[MrBaboonArse]

How come there aren't any notable Buddhist scientists? I mean practicing Buddhists who have made notable contributions to science. I've been Googling round for ages and can't find a single one. All other religions have heaps of such scientists. Weird.

[ogfunk187]

@MegaFargone to get people arguing on youtube

[jomushin7]

@MegaFargone what is the point to you?