2015
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Neuroscience
6 documents
The scientific study of the nervous system, encompassing its structure, function, development, and the relationship between brain and behavior.
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Technology
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The practical application of aggregated scientific knowledge and tools by organized human enterprise to leverage control over aspects of reality for solving problems and achieving desired outcomes.
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Ecology
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The scientific study of the interactions between organisms and their environment.
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Evolution
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The process through which biological populations undergo transgenerational genetic change over time through mechanisms like natural selection and genetic drift.
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Mindfulness
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Focusing conscious awareness on the present moment non-judgmentally, observing sensations, thoughts, and feelings as they unfold to gain greater clarity, insight, and self-understanding.
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Artificial Intelligence
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Engineered non-biological systems which can perform functions and behaviors typically requiring intelligence when performed by humans, such as reasoning, planning, learning, perception, creativity, and problem-solving.
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Emergence
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Novel and coherent structures, patterns, and properties arising during the process of self-organization in complex systems.
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Noösphere
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The sphere of human thought and collective consciousness that emerges from the interaction of minds on a global scale.
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Eastern Philosophy
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Philosophical traditions originating in Asia and the Indian subcontinent, characterized by concepts such as nondualism, enlightenment, karma, and the transitory nature of the world.
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Futurism
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A philosophy focused on envisioning, articulating, evaluating, and guiding the current epoch towards generating maximal thriving for the whole of humanity and nature across all time horizons.
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Systems Theory
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An interdisciplinary field that studies complex systems in nature, society, and science, analyzing the relationships between the parts and how they give rise to the collective behaviors of a system as a whole.
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Abiogenesis
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The process by which life arose from non-living matter on early Earth, marking the transition from chemistry to biology.
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Omega Point
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A spiritual concept describing the maximum level of complexity and consciousness which the universe is evolving towards.
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Astronomy
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Scientific study of celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole.
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Social Science
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A branch of science devoted to the study of societies and the relationships among individuals within them.
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Consciousness
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The subjective experience of internal and external existence as processed by the mind, marked by awareness, perception, reasoning, knowledge, and judgment arising from sensory input and sophisticated brain functions.
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Metaphysics
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A branch of philosophy concerned with the fundamental nature of reality, being, and existence.
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Cosmology
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A field studying the birth, layout, development and potential end states of the physical universe encompassing all matter and energy through scientific models and observation.
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Global Brain
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The emergent network of information and communication technologies linking humans and machines into an integrated, collective intelligence.
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Mythology
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The collective narratives, symbols, and beliefs of a culture or civilization, often explaining natural phenomena, origins, and societal values through symbolic storytelling.
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Transhumanism
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Enhancing human capacities through technology to transcend biological constraints and evolve into a superior, post-human state.
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Autopoiesis
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The concept that living systems self-organize by creating their own components and subsystems such that the network of production processes recursively generate the system’s identity.
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Overview Effect
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A cognitive shift in awareness and perspective reported by some space travelers while viewing the Earth, often leading to profound changes in how they understand and relate to the planet and humanity.
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Entropy and Syntropy
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The inevitable progression towards randomness and disorganization, and the counteracting emergence of order, complexity, and structured systems from chaotic states.
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Extended Mind
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A theory that cognitive processes extend beyond the brain and skull, incorporating external items such as computers to multiply the mind’s abilities.
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Psychedelics
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Psychoactive substances that profoundly alter perception, mood, cognition, and other mental processes by activating brain receptors and causing changes in cognitive functioning and connectivity.
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Ontology
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The philosophical study of being, existence, and reality.
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Architecture
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The art and science of designing and constructing buildings and other physical structures to serve human needs and purposes.
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Cosmic Consciousness
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An intuitive sense of the universal order, unity, and connection which arises through elevated spiritual awareness and mystical experience of the cosmic whole.
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Superorganism
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A highly interconnected and organized community of individuals functioning as a single organism.
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Accelerating Change
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The observed exponential nature of the rate of technological and social change over time.
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Zen
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A school of Mahayana Buddhism that aims to awaken enlightenment by directly pointing to the inherent wakefulness of the mind through meditation, practice, and transcendental wisdom passed from master to disciple.
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Epistemology
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A branch of philosophy focused on the nature and justification of knowledge, including the study of its scope and validity.
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Telepathy
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Linking multiple minds to share thoughts and subjective states amongst each other, both indirectly through spoken and written language, as well as directly with various sophisticated technologies.
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