The Intelligent Universe: AI, ET, and the Emerging Mind of the Cosmos11 reviews James N. Gardner New Page Books, 2007 What else is there to think about? + Evolution debacle + stimulating speculation about the underlying nature of the cosmos I have often wondered if there will ever be a discovery or event that will change our understanding of the nature of things so profoundly that we can never return to our previous concepts, I think this book provides that. This is the feeling I get when reading of the remarkableness and ...             Mindful Universe: Quantum Mechanics and the Participating Observer (The Frontiers Collection)1 review Henry P. Stapp Springer, 2007 Modern Physics Explained for Human Beings "Mindful Universe" by Henry Stapp begins with the sentences, "This book concerns your nature as a human being. It is about the connection of your mind to your body." When I first read that I thought, "Oh, sure, what would a physicist know about that?" I read the book anyway, and I'm glad I did. ...             Quantum Enigma: Physics Encounters Consciousness26 reviews Bruce Rosenblum, Fred Kuttner Oxford University Press, USA, 2008 Oh! MY GOD + Very interesting and readable by non physicists + NEXT LESSON - STRING THEORIES.... + Has science found God? + Unobserved actuality - oxymoron?             The Crack in the Cosmic Egg: New Constructs of Mind and Reality3 reviews Joseph Chilton Pearce, Thom Hartmann Park Street Press, 2002 A treatise on how we maneuver around the constraints of our own reality construction project. + Still great decades later! + What's next, a cosmic omelette? This book was required reading on the military strategy reading list at the Military Officer's finishing school: the National War College at Fort McNair, in Washington, D.C. One could have also gotten a clue that this was an important book without knowing this fact -- simply by knowing that it was ...             Mindful Universe: Quantum Mechanics and the Participating Observer (The Frontiers Collection)1 review Henry P. Stapp Springer, 2007 Modern Physics Explained for Human Beings "Mindful Universe" by Henry Stapp begins with the sentences, "This book concerns your nature as a human being. It is about the connection of your mind to your body." When I first read that I thought, "Oh, sure, what would a physicist know about that?" I read the book anyway, and I'm glad I did. ...             Quantum Enigma: Physics Encounters Consciousness26 reviews Bruce Rosenblum, Fred Kuttner Oxford University Press, USA, 2008 Oh! MY GOD + Very interesting and readable by non physicists + NEXT LESSON - STRING THEORIES.... + Has science found God? + Unobserved actuality - oxymoron?             The Intelligent Universe: AI, ET, and the Emerging Mind of the Cosmos11 reviews James N. Gardner New Page Books, 2007 What else is there to think about? + Evolution debacle + stimulating speculation about the underlying nature of the cosmos I have often wondered if there will ever be a discovery or event that will change our understanding of the nature of things so profoundly that we can never return to our previous concepts, I think this book provides that. This is the feeling I get when reading of the remarkableness and ...             The Crack in the Cosmic Egg: New Constructs of Mind and Reality3 reviews Joseph Chilton Pearce, Thom Hartmann Park Street Press, 2002 A treatise on how we maneuver around the constraints of our own reality construction project. + Still great decades later! + What's next, a cosmic omelette? This book was required reading on the military strategy reading list at the Military Officer's finishing school: the National War College at Fort McNair, in Washington, D.C. One could have also gotten a clue that this was an important book without knowing this fact -- simply by knowing that it was ...