Society, Scientists and the Spirit

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AuthorHouse, Jun 13, 2006 - Science - 140 pages

There is no law in Physics which says that matter is the sole basis of all that exists. As a matter of fact, Quantum Mechanics (of which classical Physics is an approximation) does not even postulate the existence of matter: it merely postulates the probability of the existence of matter. That does not explain the experimental fact that matter exists in reality. The author quotes an existing hypothesis that an entity independent of matter (called Universal Consciousness) changes the probability of matter into the existence of matter. When this hypothesis is added to the laws of Physics it removes some anomalies in Physics and leads to the clarification of other anomalies in Biology.

The present malaise in society is due to a contradiction between what modern materialistic social sciences teach and what individuals find natural and acceptable. The acceptance of the new paradigm facilitates the development of social theories which accept social compassion and ecological balance as their basis.

 

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Dr. Banerji received his doctorate in Physics from Calcutta University, India, in 1956. He joined the Case Institute of Technology as an assistant Professor in 1961and was promoted to Professor in 1968. He moved to the east coast in 1973 and retired from Saint Josephs University in Philadelphia as Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science in 1992. Dr. Banerji has authored two books and edited three others, in the field of Computer Science. He is a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence. He has published about ninety technical papers on Ionospheric Physics and various branches of Computer Science. As invited Visiting Professor Dr. Banerji has taught at the University of Paris, Calcutta University, the University of Vienna, the Vienna Technical University and the Technical University of Prague. Since his retirement one of his major interests has been the connection between science and the basis of various religions.

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