Dean Radin on Magic

[outlandish]

I really like Dean Radin. He's such a rational scientist, but also extremely open minded, and his research points to some pretty paradigm-shattering stuff - if it's correct. Maybe he's just a kook. His conclusions are definitely against the grain of most scientific understanding, and his research is certainly not accepted by mainstream science. But maybe he's correct. Anyways this is a really good interview with him on magic:

Makes me want to read his new book. His old one "Entangled Minds" was really good.

[Leo Gura]

Of course he's correct. No maybes about it.

This is only shocking news to dogmatic materialists.

Mankind has known about all this for over 5000 years, since the ancient Egyptians at least.

Dean Radin is an example of how a true scientist must think: radically openminded and unbiased. You follow experiment wherever it leads, and if happens to lead to magic, then magic it is.

[Rilles]

I read his book Real Magic, its a good book but it felt pretty introductory. The most interesting parts were about science magazines pulling his articles for being too... “woo-woo”

[Leo Gura]

23 minutes ago, Rilles said:

science magazines pulling his articles for being too... “woo-woo”

Classic!

[NoSelfSelf]

@Leo Gura Does booklist has a paranormal section for things like telephaty and that kind of stuff?

[Leo Gura]

@NoSelfSelf Yes, about 5 books in that category.

[John Iverson]

On 9/13/2018 at 0:44 PM, Rilles said:

I read his book Real Magic, its a good book but it felt pretty introductory. The most interesting parts were about science magazines pulling his articles for being too... “woo-woo”

Is there a "how to" in this book? I have a plan to buy this after I've done buying a book from the paranormal section book list.