Andrés

For those that aren't familiar with the fundamental principles that were extracted in hindsight about Newton's Principia Mathematica and how that informed a lot of the direction we continue to explore from determinism to separability, could you kind of illuminate what those four tenets were?

For those that aren't familiar with the fundamental principles that were extracted in hindsight about Newton's Principia Mathematica and how that informed a lot of the direction we continue to explore from determinism to separability, could you kind of illuminate what those four tenets were?

For those that aren't familiar with the fundamental principles that were extracted in hindsight about Newton's Principia Mathematica and how that informed a lot of the direction we continue to explore from determinism to separability, could you kind of illuminate what those four tenets were?

That notion of materialism being fundamental creates the inherent separation of subject and object and views world. And again, like you said, scarce sort of mentality. And I know that in your educational studies at university, there was sort of the shift as you were having your own spiritual development alongside the shift from classical to the quantum view.

That notion of materialism being fundamental creates the inherent separation of subject and object and views world. And again, like you said, scarce sort of mentality. And I know that in your educational studies at university, there was sort of the shift as you were having your own spiritual development alongside the shift from classical to the quantum view.

That notion of materialism being fundamental creates the inherent separation of subject and object and views world. And again, like you said, scarce sort of mentality. And I know that in your educational studies at university, there was sort of the shift as you were having your own spiritual development alongside the shift from classical to the quantum view.

And I would just be curious for you to share a little bit about your own personal journey during that time of like what shifted when you started exploring quantum physics and how that was much more exciting as opposed to the classical view.

And I would just be curious for you to share a little bit about your own personal journey during that time of like what shifted when you started exploring quantum physics and how that was much more exciting as opposed to the classical view.

And I would just be curious for you to share a little bit about your own personal journey during that time of like what shifted when you started exploring quantum physics and how that was much more exciting as opposed to the classical view.

And so that led you down a further exploration of quantum physics, of like Bohm's implicate order and understanding how reality is connected at levels we're only beginning to be able to comprehend. And of course that would ignite your excitement again for the mystery of life because it's not, everything's not known or, you know, into logically, logically knowable.

And so that led you down a further exploration of quantum physics, of like Bohm's implicate order and understanding how reality is connected at levels we're only beginning to be able to comprehend. And of course that would ignite your excitement again for the mystery of life because it's not, everything's not known or, you know, into logically, logically knowable.

And so that led you down a further exploration of quantum physics, of like Bohm's implicate order and understanding how reality is connected at levels we're only beginning to be able to comprehend. And of course that would ignite your excitement again for the mystery of life because it's not, everything's not known or, you know, into logically, logically knowable.

And in a sense, you know, there's a deeper sense of adventure in that pursuit.

And in a sense, you know, there's a deeper sense of adventure in that pursuit.

And in a sense, you know, there's a deeper sense of adventure in that pursuit.

when we view reality from this kind of just third dimensional view um with subject and objects i think boehm's kind of referred to or quoted something like um the universe is not a collection of objects but a communion of subjects and so like the exploration of consciousness being more fundamental of this implicate order that boehm was exploring i would love to unpack this a little bit and then we can get into some more quantum stuff and then

when we view reality from this kind of just third dimensional view um with subject and objects i think boehm's kind of referred to or quoted something like um the universe is not a collection of objects but a communion of subjects and so like the exploration of consciousness being more fundamental of this implicate order that boehm was exploring i would love to unpack this a little bit and then we can get into some more quantum stuff and then

when we view reality from this kind of just third dimensional view um with subject and objects i think boehm's kind of referred to or quoted something like um the universe is not a collection of objects but a communion of subjects and so like the exploration of consciousness being more fundamental of this implicate order that boehm was exploring i would love to unpack this a little bit and then we can get into some more quantum stuff and then

all the alchemical, Kabbalistic, hermetic side of explorations and how they kind of interlink with each other. But for people that don't know and aren't familiar with the implicate order, what does that mean?

all the alchemical, Kabbalistic, hermetic side of explorations and how they kind of interlink with each other. But for people that don't know and aren't familiar with the implicate order, what does that mean?