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Well, the new-age has swallowed quantum woo whole. It is a kind of religion or attempt at modern myth making, I suppose. More respectably, a number of eminent p
by devinjon 3y ago
Well, the new-age has swallowed quantum woo whole. It is a kind of religion or attempt at modern myth making, I suppose. More respectably, a number of eminent physicists have fallen hard for philosophical Hinduism and or certain strands of Buddhism. Bohr, Schrodinger, Heisenberg, and Bohm among them.
- Podgajski 3y agoKrishnamurti and Bohm on the ending of time https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1n30s-LKus4MyNuceRoFAes5teZS_guW&feature=shared https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1n30s-LKus4MyNuceRoFAes5...
- fuzztester 3y ago>Well, the new-age has swallowed quantum woo whole. >More respectably, a number of eminent physicists have fallen hard for philosophical Hinduism and or certain strands of Buddhism Just as literally millions of people (comprising most of the world's population as a percentage), have "fallen hard" for other major world religions, for centuries, I guess? Yeah, right, it's all "woo". /s Now (for the sake of TDD), put your money where your mouth is: go to a hotbed of any of those major religions, and sound off with a megaphone about your opinions, just as you did here. Let the resulting fun begin.