Unfortunately, this is a Channel 4 programme, and it has been blocked for viewing over here for reasons of copyright. However, the brief summaries of each position give a clear idea of the slant. I wonder who would have done the editing, and what principles of selection the editor would have used!-You poor Brits. We have over 1,000 channels on DirecTV. Some sports channels are blocked for local viewers if the venue is not sold out, but otherwise it is hard to keep track of all there is to watch.

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> > 25 minutes with 20 people
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> Freeman Dyson also has interesting things to say, which I agree with: I think there's definitely something of quantum mechanics impacting consciousness that is NOT reducible to chemistry.-I've been there for a long time

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> > 25 minutes with 20 people
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> Alvin Plandinga echoes my thought that intelligence affects evolution; I still hold that because animals have clearly become more complex over time that they've inexorably altered their own evolution as well as the evolution of other creatures in nondeterministic fashions...
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> ...that you cannot unravel from a UI.-Of course not. Jewish thought includes both animal and human souols

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> 25 minutes with 20 people-And again Denys Turner... while completely spurned by the guy who posted the video at the site, makes the powerful (implicit, through Wittgenstein) point that all human things (science included) deal explicitly in the realm of language: and that there are things that language cannot express, is admitted by all but the intellectually dishonest. (It is in fact, a fundamental tenet of Buddhism and any esoteric religion I've studied...)-The general idea here is (crudely) that God is the place that describes all those things that cannot be expressed.

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> 25 minutes with 20 people-Freeman Dyson also has interesting things to say, which I agree with: I think there's definitely something of quantum mechanics impacting consciousness that is NOT reducible to chemistry.

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> 25 minutes with 20 people-Alvin Plandinga echoes my thought that intelligence affects evolution; I still hold that because animals have clearly become more complex over time that they've inexorably altered their own evolution as well as the evolution of other creatures in nondeterministic fashions...-...that you cannot unravel from a UI.