The new episode of the special project is on the Versadoco now. Enjoy!
In this episode of our special project, we explore the mystical experience of the prominent theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate - Frank Wilczek.
The new episode is in production now. It’s going a bit slower than I anticipated but it’s going well. Stay tuned!
Animation: the obsidian from my personal collection from South America.
I’ve been digging into a very interesting study on high-end obsidian objects from Mexico. It opens a new angle on how these exquisite ancient pieces may have been made.
Working on a new episode now. More soon.
And yet it is exactly there that a scientist sometimes finds themselves: not as an observer or researcher, but as a direct participant. https://t.co/s0LlhGJ5qU
There is a dimension between rigorous knowledge and what resists verification, between inner experience and the outer world.
It rarely has a place in a scientific paper: no agreed-upon term, no recognized right to exist within academic norms...
I’m thinking of starting a special project dedicated to the mystical (or deeply spiritual) experiences of scientists. To encounters with the Unknown, so to speak. Stay tuned!
What if the UAP story isn’t “objects in the sky”… but a phenomenon that can cross layers of reality and reach straight into the deepest architecture of the human mind?
Official documents hint at poorly understood plasma-like effects.
Declassified files go further, suggesting these effects may interact with perception and memory turning “encounters” into something that feels physical and psychological at once. if the “distance” isn’t interstellar… but interdimensional then the real secret was never far away.
... that the Universe may behave less like a machine… and more like a living learning system, with hidden layers shaping the world we call “physical.” Watch Part 2/4 the "Hidden space" here - https://t.co/7OLFyRNzei
What if the biggest revelation of our era won’t arrive as a message from the stars… but as a sudden upgrade in how we understand ourselves? A world-class mathematician calls it a crisis in science, and a theoretical physicist proposes something even stranger...
The wisdom of Delenn from the Babylon 5: “..soul is a 'non-localised phenomenon'. We are the Universe trying to understand itself.” Babylon 5, Season 3, Episode 4