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The Scientific & Medical Network

Author: Nikolay Petrov

  • Thomas Daffern: Can transpersonal history provide a scientific way of resolving wars?

  • Rupert Sheldrake vs Michael Shermer – a Debate on Science – How The Light Gets In 2023

    Rupert and well-known skeptic Michael Shermer explore the boundaries of human understanding and the nature of scientific knowledge. Shermer argues that while we can never be entirely certain about anything, the scientific method is the best tool we have for approximating truth. He emphasizes the importance of replication in scientific studies and is skeptical of…

  • Galileo At 400 – Expanding the Scope of Science with the Galileo Commission

    A dialogue between David Lorimer, Marjorie Woollacott, Athena Potari, and Àlex Gómez-Marín

  • Romance to Exemplary Wedding. Conscious Humanity loves Humanized AI

    Artificial device of intelligence, in spite of being an example of the wedding of a good science with good technology is in controversy because its modus operandi of industrialization and growth is not in consonance with a strong emerging Worldview that encompasses Science, Humanity and Spirit (consciousness). This paper shows technological directions how their wedding…

  • Directional Scopaesthesia and Its Implications for Theories of Vision

    Here, we examine the natural history of the phenomenon based on a collection of 960 case histories collected over 25 years involving both humans and non-human animals. This collection includes more than 80 interviews with surveillance officers, detectives, martial arts teachers, celebrity photographers, wildlife photographers, and hunters who have extensive experience of watching people or…

  • Heart and Soul – My Journey beyond Death – BBC World Service Documentary

    Following a dramatic train accident, David Ditchfield was dragged under a speeding train in Cambridgeshire and nearly lost his life. As he lay in hospital, just before being taken into surgery, he had an extraordinary spiritual experience characterised by overwhelming love, white light and spiritual beings The experience awakened a previously hidden talent for painting…

  • Frontier Journalists’ Network

    The FJN is an international group of editorial professionals devoted to making it easier for journalists to get the resources they need to cover the mysteries of human experience, such as the nature of consciousness and the science of spirituality.

  • GC Summit VII: Synchronicity and the Nature of Time

  • What You See When Your Brain Gets Out of the Way – Bruce Greyson

    For almost half a century, professor Bruce Greyson has researched the interface between life and death. He was a materialistically trained doctor when he first came across near death experiences. He was intrigued, began researching them and thought he would soon come up with a simple physical explanation. The more cases he studied, the farther…

  • Imaginal Inspirations with Mona Sobhani

    David Lorimer’s guest today is Mona Sobhani, PhD who is a cognitive neuroscientist, author, and entrepreneur. A former research scientist at the University of Southern California, she holds a doctorate in neuroscience from the University of Southern California and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Vanderbilt University with the MacArthur Foundation Law and Neuroscience Project.

  • Alexander Almeida, Humberto Coelho, Marianna Costa – The Science of Life after Death

  • The Mystery of Memory: No “Life”, No Memory

    The issue of memory is mysterious in terms of its acquisition, storage, recall and retrieval. Memory is inextricably intertwined with the phenomenon of subtlety of “life”. So, is the process of learning. This paper builds up a testable theory proposing where there is no life, there is no memory. In this sense, the memory in…