Comments on: Consciousness Dissenters http://harmonist.us/2010/01/consciousness-dissenters/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:29:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: Vikram Ramsoondur http://harmonist.us/2010/01/consciousness-dissenters/comment-page-1/#comment-3512 Vikram Ramsoondur Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:08:06 +0000 http://harmonist.us/?p=4109#comment-3512 http://www.simulatedworlds.com/ The above image is actually the cover design to the late Sadaputa dasa's seminal work 'MAYA: The World As Virtual Reality,' a highly commendable book (in my opinion) where the same general points are addressed as up here. Those interested may take a dekko at the link I've provided. Otherwise, most mystically-inclined persons would concur with the comments made thus far, and I'm no exception to that. http://www.simulatedworlds.com/

The above image is actually the cover design to the late Sadaputa dasa’s seminal work ‘MAYA: The World As Virtual Reality,’ a highly commendable book (in my opinion) where the same general points are addressed as up here. Those interested may take a dekko at the link I’ve provided.

Otherwise, most mystically-inclined persons would concur with the comments made thus far, and I’m no exception to that.

]]> By: swami bv tripurari http://harmonist.us/2010/01/consciousness-dissenters/comment-page-1/#comment-3475 swami bv tripurari Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:15:13 +0000 http://harmonist.us/?p=4109#comment-3475 I agree. Good article for anyone who wants to argue the basics of Vedanta in light of modern science. Well done. I agree. Good article for anyone who wants to argue the basics of Vedanta in
light of modern science. Well done.

]]> By: Citta Hari dasa http://harmonist.us/2010/01/consciousness-dissenters/comment-page-1/#comment-3423 Citta Hari dasa Wed, 13 Jan 2010 17:52:59 +0000 http://harmonist.us/?p=4109#comment-3423 I think this article is brilliant. It seems to me that the author has presented the Achilles heel of the neuroscientists' approach to consciousness with his clear demonstration of the inherent contradictions in such an approach. The argument will go on, no doubt, (like the one between theism and atheism), but I think the points Tallis raises will be very hard to explain away. I think this article is brilliant. It seems to me that the author has presented the Achilles heel of the neuroscientists’ approach to consciousness with his clear demonstration of the inherent contradictions in such an approach. The argument will go on, no doubt, (like the one between theism and atheism), but I think the points Tallis raises will be very hard to explain away.

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