Quote: “Our best theory of physical reality is exquisite – but inexplicable. A low, unexplained experimental noise could herald a revolution in the making Art by Andrea Minini” My comment: What Bob Henderson is essentially saying in this Newscientist magazine article is that he believes that there is a far deeper level to the wider …
Few people may never have heard of Noetic sciences. I introduce my readers to this topic by quoting the 2011 article written by Cassandra Vieten Ph.D Quote: [Note, links inside quote are not activated] “Psychology Australia Today Cassandra Vieten Ph.D May 2011 Science focuses on external observation and is grounded in objective evaluation, measurement, and …
A review of the 2006 book publication ‘Irreducible mind: Towards a Psychology for the 21st Century’ written by Ulrich Mohrloff Because I believe that Mohrloff’s words are ageless I do not see the fourteen year time gap between when he wrote his review and today as being relevant. In my opinion this book review by …
Although the science document link below is now outdated I feel that this does not detract from the interesting and compelling nature of its contents. The link relates to a physics experimental test you may find its contents a bit heavy going to fully understand (as I do too). However, for today as long as …
This article suggests that it is? This story surprised me The following article might also help you to better understand why this could be the case. It centers upon the fluctuating ‘political-dynamics’ that significantly ‘move’ the direction in which psychological theory and associated field practice head from time to time. Quote: The Problem With Psychology …
What follows below is a quotation from the Internet. The author Dr. Jennifer T. Young has taken the opportunity to review a U.C.L.A. conference in America in December 2015. I have italicised and emboldened sections that I feel are the most pertinent for my readers to consider. It focuses upon hidden and unknowable influences and …
By Raven Grimassi Quote: “The oldest references to witches in Western literature appear around 700 BC. The ancient Greek writings of Hesiod and Homer contain the first descriptive accounts of witches and witchcraft. In such tales we find the characters known as Circe and Medea, both sharing a connection to the goddess Hecate. The earliest …