Schrodinger’s Exclusion Principle and Embodied Cognition

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3KNxvRs24vA9pLoWxZ6P8i

I talk about the very real and horrific Metacrisis we are experiencing as a problem with science and our world model. I discussed the two most interesting philosopher mathematicians of quantum theory, Wolfgang Pauli and Erwin Schrodinger, who spent decades in a serious philosophical search for an explanation of what happens in the black box. Schrodinger suspected it involved a tonic perceptual shift and praised Sherrington to the skies. It is like a picture that changes it identity, first it’s a duck and then it’s a rabbit when it’s upside down. Sherrington had the stature of the father of the science of neurophysiology in the 20th century and Schrodinger loved his meditation: Man On His Nature. Sherrington is the one that identified the neurophysiology of self-awareness and described the integrative action of the nervous system.
The perceptual shift Schrodinger foresaw is both advanced science and a fleshy animal instinct. In this tradition I explain how embodied cognition radically impacts our understanding of the model of the atom. 

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