Rupert Sheldrake on Extended Mind Theory | The Big Idea

Rupert Sheldrake delves into the world of mind control and argues that all minds can be controlled through the extended mind theory.

Welcome to The Big Idea: the ideas that matter, made simple. Regular bite-sized videos on Philosophy, Science, Culture and Arts from the IAI’s most renowned thinkers. This week we challenge the idea that the mind is solely located inside the physical brain and delve into the mystery and wonder of extended cognition.

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Rupert Sheldrake is a world leading philosopher whose research into parapsychology and evolution has paved the way for scientific studies into the effects of the extended mind.

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[mellonglass]

It would appear the basics of communication has not be learned, so the planet is in trouble, wasting time on outer space concepts will be another prayer without an action, surely serendipity is busy enough making plans for betterment, than introversion of the inexplicable? Gravity has yet to be invented, maybe it should be even turned up a bit to bring people back to earth?

[hectorhernandez]

I hear him talking about intuition more than anything else.

[MrAndrew]

Controlling mind and controlling behaviour are two very different propositions. Behaviour has been controlled for thousands of years. Authentic Mind, conversely, does not lend itself to control.

[Booogieman]

That's all debunked a long time ago. Still Rupert repeat same words from 80s.