The Perception of Time
On the aeronautical engineer whose precognitive dreams forced a radical reconception of time as multi-dimensional, and why his theory remains philosophy's most rigorous engagement with temporal anomaly
Ecology and Deep Ecology
On how Earth's atmosphere reveals itself as a living system, and why Lovelock and Margulis's vision of planetary self-regulation matters beyond the science
Big Science
On how peer review manufactures consensus by enforcing orthodoxy, and why institutional gatekeeping survives its own failure
Information Theory
On Teilhard, Vernadsky, and the Planetary Mind That Was Always Coming
Systems Theory
On Norbert Wiener, Gregory Bateson, and the cybernetic revolution — information as the substance of mind, feedback as the mechanism of intelligence
NDE Research
On veridical NDEs, out-of-body perception that proves accurate, and the cases that the dying-brain hypothesis cannot account for
The Perception of Time
On how the equations of physics contain no arrow of time, yet we experience temporal direction as absolute, and what the block universe requires us to surrender about the present moment
Ecology and Deep Ecology
On how alphabetic literacy redirected human animistic perception from the living world to the page, severing our sensory reciprocity with the more-than-human earth
Big Science
On the Standard Model's unprecedented experimental precision and the 95 percent of the universe it cannot explain
Information Theory
On Information as the Ground of Being, the Participatory Universe, and the Cosmos That Knows Itself
Systems Theory
On Maturana and Varela's autopoiesis, the biology of cognition, and the radical claim that knowing and living are the same process
NDE Research
On distressing near-death experiences, the hellish encounters the popular literature minimizes, and what the difficult NDEs tell us that the comfortable ones do not