The 25+ Robert Lanza Quotes

Space And Time, Not Proteins And Neurons, Hold The Answer To The Problem Of Consciousness. When We Consider The Nerve Impulses Entering The Brain, We Realize That They Are Not Woven Together Automatically, Any More Than The Information Is Inside A Computer.

We Have Failed To Protect Science Against Speculative Extensions Of Nature, Continuing To Assign Physical And Mathematical Properties To Hypothetical Entities Beyond What Is Observable In Nature.

Our Science Fails To Recognize Those Special Properties Of Life That Make It Fundamental To Material Reality. This View Of The World - Biocentrism - Revolves Around The Way A Subjective Experience, Which We Call Consciousness, Relates To A Physical Process. It Is A Vast Mystery And One That I Have Pursued My Entire Life.

Reality Is Observer-determined - It's A Spatio-temporal Process, Which Fortunately Means That Things Must Change.

So Someday In The Near Future Hopefully Rather Than Having A Foot Or A Leg Amputated We'll Just Give You An Injection Of The Cells And Restore The Blood Flow. We've Also Created Entire Tubes Of Red Blood Cells From Scratch In The Laboratory. So There Are A Lot Of Exciting Things In The Pipeline.

So For Instance It Becomes Clear Why Space And Time And Even The Properties Of Matter Itself Depend On The Observer In Consciousness. In Fact When You Take This Point Of View It Even Explains Why The Laws Of The Universe Themselves Are Fine Tuned For The Existence Of Life.

Amazingly When You Add Life And Consciousness To The Equation You Can Actually Explain Some Of The Biggest Puzzles Of Science.

In Whatever Form It Takes, Life Sings Because It Has A Song. The Meaning Is In The Lyrics.

Our Linear Concept Of Time Means Nothing To Nature.

Physics Tells Us Observations Can't Be Predicted Absolutely. Rather, There's A Range Of Possible Observations Each With A Different Probability.

We Take For Granted How Our Mind Puts Everything Together.

Any Universe That Could Have Preceded Consciousness Only Existed In A Probability State.