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The Problem With Gravitational Time Dilation & Human Perception

Jeremy Newell

ASIN: B01BT1PIQ4

Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Pages: 104

Treat yourself to a revelation in the pursuit of the mind-body problem with one of the most dynamic works of philosophy in recent years. 'The Problem With Gravitational Time Dilation & Human Perception' is a logical discourse founded on sound scientific observation that uses general relativity from the viewpoint of physicalism to crystallize the hard problem of consciousness. The pursuits of physicalism, dualism, panpsychism, and the hard problem itself all receive poignant elucidation in this interdisciplinary work. The observations contained in these pages may just comprise the "one crazy idea" needed to crack the mind-body problem.Pick up this exciting new title as a companion to the works of David Chalmers or Thomas Nagel and prepare to explore an uncharted frontier in philosophy!

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