The Morphogenic Field Part 1

Rupert Sheldrake on morphogenic fields.

http://www.sheldrake.org/Articles&Papers/papers/morphic/morphic_intro.html

Category:

Education

Tags:

• physical
• science
• biology
• consciousness

[theholyrevenger]

Thump up if 9 doors 9 person 9 hours bring you here

[RockinDocDoc]

thanksfor sharing...this is what i was looking for  for WEEKS!

[leafblight27]

so when does he get to the part about telekinesis...?

[14CuteDevils]

@theholyrevenger so you too huh? xD

one of the best games existed for ds, i wanted to understand the story better so here i am. ^^

[ukdralex]

@tumbleweedjoe : Not quite, in philosophy, from which science ('knowledge') derives, materialism is considered to be the theory that the universe is made up of solid stuff - initially for the Greeks, this was earth, fire, air, water, with the pre-Socratics debating which was the ur-stuff (the primordial stuff); Democritus and Leucippus later proclaimed that the ur-stuff was an uncuttable form, the atom, a theory resurrected in the late 18th early 19th C.

[johnnyQuest11]

rupert you are so awesome!! in 100 years you will be more famous than watson&crick.

thank you for all you do!!

[tumbleweedjoe]

At 00:38, he misunderstand what materialism means by "matter". The material of materialism is "stuff", whether matter or energy, not just hard matter.

[sw2p2006]

Rupert says that the mind is at least partly outside the skull so knowledge is partly stored within our grey matter and partly in morphogenic fields. How is it decided which type of knowledge should be stored where? He also tries to link telepathy with this field. Is this his theory of telepathy? Is he saying that knowledge can be telepathically shared? This goes against evidence from most other theories that knowledge has to be explicitly learnt before it is internalised.

[rekage11]

how?

[paddyrock303]

its not the genes that make people who they are as Mr ridley would have you believe. Old school biology leaves quantum physics out of the picture. An just assume that life just starts at the gene level. what are genes made out of??? If you go down small enough its all energy all just fields acting on one another... check out Epi biology, Bruce liptons work its cutting edge these days,

[soccom8341576]

By simpler, I mean closer to current science. So simpler for scientists.