Brain in a Vat

Inventor Andrew Knight explains how the laws of physics may answer some of the hardest problems in the philosophy of science, such as the nature of consciousness, whether humans possess free will, and what causes the arrow of time.

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Andrew F. Knight, J.D.: Andrew Knight has degrees in nuclear engineering from MIT and the University of Florida as well as a law degree from Georgetown University. He is the sole inventor on 17 U.S. patents on technologies including rocket propulsion and information compression. After starting several small businesses, he retired at age 41 to pursue, full-time, fundamental understandings of physics and consciousness. Click here for full bio. Click here for Curriculum Vitae.

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Brain in a Vat

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Mom, Cancer, Serendipity, and God

Is Time Travel Possible? Part 4

Is Time Travel Possible? Part 3

All Contradictions Are False

Schrodinger's Cat is Dead... and its Proponents are Braindead

The (Quantum Computing) House of Cards

Another Comment on “Physical Reversibility is a Contradiction”

Physical Reversibility is a Contradiction

“Interaction-Free Measurements” in Quantum Mechanics are Not Surprising

Does Consciousness Cause Collapse of the Quantum Mechanical Wave Function?

Linear/Unitary Quantum Mechanics Cannot Apply Universally