Beyond Biocentrism: Rethinking Time, Space, Consciousness, and the Illusion of Death

by Robert Lanza

Indeed, the universe can be viewed as a blurry, probabilistic state of potential information, which the mind-system “collapses” into actual information and sensations when processed by the mind-system.

Doing so, we find that the squirrely nature of space and time suddenly makes sense, because they are tools of our mind, a way to frame and order what we experience. They are the language of consciousness.

We watch the quantum experiments and realize that the physical world is deeply linked with our awareness.