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A Dialogue on Consciousness | Swami Sarvapriyananda and Bernardo Kastrup

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Bernardo Kastrup is a Dutch philosopher and computer engineer whose work centres on consciousness studies and analytic idealism, a form of metaphysical idealism developed within the analytic tradition. He questions physicalism and argues that consciousness lies at the foundation of reality.


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