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He says science neglects consciousness, imagination, intuition, spirits, religious truth, kindness, happiness, love, telepathy, animal and plant intelligence, and ancient architecture.
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He says science neglects consciousness, imagination, intuition, spirits, religious truth, kindness, happiness, love, telepathy, animal and plant intelligence, and ancient architecture.
"It doesn't study consciousness, which is the number one problem in the world, right? Wouldn't it be nice to know how we think, okay?..."
"...first question is like earlier you mentioned that there are three ancient civilizations that are very close to each other like Egyptian and"
"...which is not true, is we're so much more sophisticated than ancient civilizations, because ancient civilizations had these superstitious beliefs, like gods, okay? Like..."
"...at Egypt first. All right. So, again, Egypt is a very ancient civilization. And their mythology is extremely complex. They have different versions of..."
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