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What’s the Best Argument Against Analytic Idealism? Bernardo Kastrup

If you want to support this podcast, please visit Jack’s Patreon @   / askinganything   Discord   / discord   Twitter   / askingwithjack   Reddit   / askinganything   0:00 Welcome. 1:01 Why is analytic idealism not a version of solipsism? [correction: question by Awakening Soul] 3:48 Is it important for you to appear on shows with larger audiences, are there any updates on your planned appearances with Lex Fridman or Joe Rogan? 9:45 If the solution to the decomposition problem is via time, so that there is only one subjective perspective at any one given moment, where does memory and the rest of the world's information go when it's not being held in the current subject's mind? 18:54 If past life memories are simply a human being picking up on the dispersed mental contents of previous alters in the field of nature, then why do the mental contents almost always correspond to only one identity instead of any random person who’s ever existed? 29:00 Isn't a hierarchy of dissociation also possible? 31:39 Are you, despite your arguments against anthropomorphizing mind-at-large, not doing exactly that when attributing to it the human condition of Dissociative Identity Disorder? 32:40 [Floki the cat makes an appearance] 38:21 What do you think the best argument against analytic idealism is? 40:57 There is no evidence of transpersonal consciousness that can stand up to the atheistic refutation of it, therefore idealism is unfounded. [correction: misrepresented argument   / 1567920553238958082  ] 48:15 Do philosophers of blind or instinctive Will also make a similar move when they conclude that they think they discern this will-in-itself in the absence of any cognitive elements? 1:15:32 Can you take the idea of the evolution of consciousness and cognition out of the abstract, and more into the living, concrete domain? 1:25:19 In several subjects the observed mean differences between drug and placebo conditions even go in the wrong direction, can you help show me these result in a scientific paper? 1:29:16 [Bio break] 1:29:32 A paper on the neural correlates of DMT showed increased spectral power and delta, theta and gamma bands, but isn’t spectral power not equivalent to activity because the amplitude of the signal is left out? 1:42:00 How does the structure of a changeless field of consciousness give rise to such phenomena as space, time and physicality? 2:00:22 The answer to the best argument against analytic idealism. 2:10:23 How can mind-at-large be timeless when it is experiencing itself through dissociations? 2:23:46 You said the delineation of our body in not a question of epistemic convenience but an empirical fact. Could not one argue that the body is also a concept founded on epistemic convenience? 2:29:38 What is your response to the physicalist views that appeal to the grounding relation in order to explain the problems associated with physicalism? 2:38:13 What do you think the long term effect could be if people would accept the rationale of analytic idealism, and what do you think the collective effect of analytic idealism would be if it were broadly taught in schools? 2:47:41 Some personal experience and advice for people who are struggling with the psychological ramifications of analytic idealism. 2:51:53 Ending and some constructive criticism from Bernardo of Asking Anything. References 1:24:30 “Philosophy of Freedom” by Rudolf Steiner https://rsarchive.org/Books/GA004/Eng... 2:26:38 “Silicon” by Federico Faggin https://siliconthebook.com