Paradoxes of Time and Space by Sadaputa Dasa
IMAGINE THAT A MAN TRAVELS into outer space on a rocket at near the speed of light and then returns to earth. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, the man will find he has not aged as much as his identical twin brother who stayed home. Time will have... read more
On Mystic Perfections and Long-Distance Hypnosis by Sadaputa Dasa
IT WAS 9:00 P.M., April 22, 1886. The four researchers Ochorowicz, Marillier, Janet, and A. T. Myers crept quietly through the deserted streets of Le Havre and took up their stations outside the cottage of Madame B. They waited expectantly. Then it happened. "At... read more
Imitators of Life by Sadaputa Dasa
Omni: "So then, aren't you artificial life guys playing God?" Chris Langton: "Well, yeah, in a way I have to admit it." (1) THE DREAM OF CREATING LIFE is hard to resist. For many years, artificial intelligence seemed a sure way to... read more
The Little Man in the Brain by Sadaputa Dasa
DURING A RECENT television show entitled "Inside Information," vision scientist V. S. Ramachandran of the University of California at San Diego made some interesting points about how we see. He said that if you ask the man in the street how vision works, he... read more