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Denis Noble: "I think it's been unfortunate that philosophy and science have diverged." Why reductionist analysis in biology is a philosophical mistake: Michael Levin to Denis Noble: What have you learned from eastern philosophy that has informed your interest in biology? Denis Noble: There is no philosophical basis for... show more

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Full interview on What Biology Need to Advance Longevity with Denis Noble and @drmichaellevin: All links: YouTube:

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FRANK E ELKINSvor 2 Jahren

Einstein said time is an illusion. Ever wonder why? Always wanted a Deeper Knowledge of Science? Wish you could Understand Einstein and Quantum Mechanics without needing a degree in Math or Science? This is the book you’ve been waiting for!

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The Singularity Projectvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin Noble and Levin together in the same podcast is a must listen for anyone interested in the cutting edge of science today. Can't wait to give the full pod a listen!

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ⓧaugmntd 🛞X1vor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin its ok the new emergent philosophy has no reductionist views on bio 🙏

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Justin Echternachvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin If it’s proven that consciousness is fundamental it will bring philosophy and science back together. We may find out soon.

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Pushkarvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin i keep wondering why philosophy and/or epistemology 101 isn’t a mandatory course in doctor of philosophy programs.

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argonvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin Nobody even argues that the only way to look at living organisms is thru reductionist analysis.

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millettjonvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin @Plinz just made the comment that philosophy should be a required part of the computer science curriculum.

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Joseph McCardvor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin Cell voltage effects are consciousness effects because you do not recognize the nature of wha voltage is, how and why it varies, and how it interacts with the cellular components.

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NIMI VASHI (bio/acc to infinity & beyond)vor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin For a long time I thought it was only an eastern approach toe be philosophical and since the scientific method evolved in the west it is stripped of all essence. The only good part, rather luxury is the labs that allow you the time to build your intuition.

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Francesco Ellia🎗️vor 1 Jahr

@drmichaellevin This is awesome! Noble book was a crucial inspiration for me as first year student to pursue philosophy of science!

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