The Enigma of Precognition – Richard Silberstein (AIPR Mini-Con 2024)
February 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Enigma of Precognition – Professor Emeritus Richard Silberstein (Neuroscientist, Researcher, Melbourne,
VIC.)
A 2011 paper published by Daryl Bem, a professor at Cornell University created a firestorm of controversy by reporting experimental results showing that humans can predict the occurrence of completely random events at better than chance level. According to our understanding of the laws of physics, this should be impossible. In this talk, Richard briefly reviews the most common model proposed for precognition before discussing a precognition model suggested by neuroscience findings. Furthermore, he will suggest that consciousness, defined in the broadest terms, determines the nature of future events.
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