Hans Busstra sat down with Bernard Carr and Bernardo Kastrup to discuss all presentations given at our 'Time and Mind' conference and elaborate further on their own ideas. For instance, both Carr and Kastrup agree that, if you take an idealist perspective, you need multiple time dimensions to account for the decomposition problem: the mechanism by which consciousness with a big ‘C’ resolves itself into consciousness with a small ‘c’.

I. Bernard Carr and Bernardo Kastrup discussing their own views:

00:00 Intro
04:06 Opening
09:42 Bernard Carr on the bridge between physics an psi phenomena
10:50 Scientists don't like mystics and mystics don't like scientists...
11:26 Is the paranormal compatible with Einstein's Block Universe?
19:01 On physicists understanding of time
25:35 What is the relationship between time and mind?
28:18 Bernardo on the three different metaphysical interpretations of time
32:52 Levels of 'selves'
36:21 No philosopher seems to talk about the specious present...
37:32 Einsteins Block Universe
38:56 On Einstein calling the passage of time a stubborn illusion...
40:52 On the importance of careful language
43:16 How a multi-dimensional time model can explain different identities
52:10 On models and reality
54:20 Time in General Relativity
58:15 Time in Quantum Theory
59:21 Lee Smolin's understanding of time
1:00:38 The role of time in different branches of Quantum Theory
1:01:54 Is time fundamental, asked to Bernard Carr.

II. Bernard Carr and Bernardo Kastrup discussing the conference presentations:

1:02:34 On Lee Smolin's 'presentism'
1:08:31 On George Ellis' presentation: There is no way a physical block universe can have come into existence: the future not yet determined!
1:15:05 On Lee Smolin's presentation: The role of qualia in temporal naturalism
1:22:16 On Bernard Carr's own presentation: Making space for time and consciousness in physics
1:26:26 On Kip Thorne's ideas
1:30:39 Bernardo on the undeniability of parapsychological phenomena
1:33:10 On Jonathan Schooler's presentation: Could postulating three dimension of time address assorted disparities between physics and experience?
1:38:38 The Specious Present
1:38:54 On Marc Wittman's presentation: Subjective time during ordinary and altered states of consciousness
1:47:21 On Alex Gomez Marin's presentation: The consciousness of neuroscience
1:52:53 On Paul Davies's presentation: The muddlescape of time
1:59:51 On Julia Mossbridge's presentation: How do precognition and other perceptual anomalies shed light on models of consciousness, unconsciousness and time?
2:25:21 Closing remarks


You can watch all the presentations referred to in this conversation in full length here:

On George Ellis - There is no way a physical block universe can have come into existence: the future not yet determined!
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Lee Smolin - The role of qualia in temporal naturalism
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Bernard Carr - Making space for time and consciousness in physics
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Jonathan Schooler - Could postulating three dimension of time address assorted disparities between physics and experience?
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Marc Wittman's - Subjective time during ordinary and altered states of consciousness
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Alex Gomez Marin - The consciousness of neuroscience
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Paul Davies - The muddlescape of time
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Julia Mossbridge's - How do precognition and other perceptual anomalies shed light on models of consciousness, unconsciousness and time?
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Bernard Carr's essay "Higher Dimensions of Consiousness": [ Ссылка ]

Credits for intro edit footage

Amadeus, Miloš Forman (1984, Warner Bros)
Interstellar, Christopher Nolan (2014, Paramount Pictures)
The art of precision | Jaeger-LeCoultre: [ Ссылка ]
Spacetime by Michael Murphy: [ Ссылка ]
Neil de Grasse Tyson explaining the Tesseract in Interstellar: [ Ссылка ]
Let there be life by Melody Sheep: [ Ссылка ]
Playing with Time by Macro Room: [ Ссылка ]
Amazing Mosaic Zoom out: [ Ссылка ]
Beautiful art images: The Metaphysical Mirror: [ Ссылка ]

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