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Human cognition is poorly understood and much more complex than it seems. For an example, look at some of Julia Mossbridge's work. If even a small part of her
by claytongulick 5mo ago
Human cognition is poorly understood and much more complex than it seems.
For an example, look at some of Julia Mossbridge's work.
If even a small part of her work is true and valid, it points to something far outside our current framework.
You don't need to go as far afield as Mossbridge, though - that's an extreme example. Pretty much any modern neuroscience will make you question a lot of assumptions, at least it did for me.
- CrazyStat 5mo ago> For an example, look at some of Julia Mossbridge's work. Never heard of her but I just spent about 5 minutes looking. Her PhD is in communication sciences and disorders [1], but apparently she’s a quantum physicist now: > AMELIA is built on the Causally Ambiguous Duration-Sorting (CADS) effect — a breakthrough discovery by Dr. Julia Mossbridge showing that light, under classical boundary conditions, behaves differently based on future temporal boundaries. [2] Filed under crank, not going to bother investigating further. [1] https://books.google.com/books/about/Have_a_Nice_Disclosure.html?id=ULOl0QEACAAJ https://books.google.com/books/about/Have_a_Nice_Disclosure.... [2] https://americanelectrodynamics.com/#technology https://americanelectrodynamics.com/#technology