44 The Biocentric Universe Theory

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[kokopelli314]

The idea of the "spark of life" aka vitalism, (think the reanimation of Frankensteins monster) is no more supported by inanimate dormancy, than

"vital nervous fluids" being reanimated by lightening. As I asked before, How is the notion of bio-centricism, different from an extension of solipsism that's bounded within our understanding. This is what i call cognocentricity. In other words, making a mirror bigger and placing it far away doesn't change the fact that is still, just a mirror.

[10thdim]

Ultimately, the distinction between past present and future is an illusion, it's all part of an underlying symmetry that is "outside" time. What causes that indeterminate sea of probabilistic outcomes to be observed in one state or another? If everything is deterministic, then it's just what happens. If life is choosing one path over another and quantum physicists are saying those other states still exist they're just not observed, then biocentrism is not solopsism... it explains the multiverse.

[QIQrrr]

The biosentric univers is pure kantian subjective mysticism. It's nonsense and has nothing to do with reality.

[10thdim]

Are you familiar with the experiments of physicist Anton Zeilinger? Watch Local Realism Bites the Dust:

watch?v=ehIbaoouPQk

I agree, the idea that without life there is no space, time, or cosmos is challenging, but so are the results of Zeilinger's experiments.

Rob

[brittanysanft]

brendon urie :) <333333

[iteeahh]

WHOOO BRENDON :)

[sleepyeyeguy]

What do you mean by "life"? The complex functioning of a system?... the tendency of systems to centralize and persist ...at least only momentarily.

[greghill00]

@QIQrrr I might respect your opinion more if you could correctly spell the name of the theory you are rubbishing.

[volleyballqu33n]

Chicken came first because God made the chicken...

[NaylaXlovesXu]

i love this kind of stuff....

and WOW there are a lot of links....

but im so so tired i'll re-watch this properly later...

but ya, its great stuff..

awsm song too...

and THANKS BRENDONgivin him credit for gettin me to your link haha]

=]

[Thundralight]

conciousness constructs reality

[sonnydey]

I believe that a universe needs to have a universal soul to have any life there the once with souls anyway. Universal soul has god-like powers: eternal after it forms, all-powerful within its own universe, and can fill the entire universe so there is no space for any other universal soul within that universe.

So I agree with you and I would say there was life to shape this universe to have life from the very beginning.

[emblemOFbeing]

I'd like to know what you think about Schopenhauer's philosophy, which said just this -- he also spoke about many other ideas which influences Einstein and I think are a kind of precursor to ideas such as quantum physics, Whitehead, and Bergsonism.

[miccy0121]

thanks for the post 10thdim great vid great channel

[chickabee222]

I love the song at the end. :D

[thecompass01]

Brenden Urie