Iain McGilchrist Explains The Paradox Of Consciousness

Dr Iain McGilchrist is a former literature scholar at Oxford University before an interest in the mind and body led him to studying medicine, which paved the way for him to become a consultant Psychiatrist.
Dr McGilChrist is an associate of Green Templteton College in Oxford, a fellow of the royal college of Psychiatrists, a fellow of the royal society of arts and Iain has also conducted neuroimaging at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
Iain is the author of the Master and his Emissary, a book that we were recommended by Robert Greene. Recently Iain has his latest book; ‘’The matter with things’’, which took him 12 years to write and his almost 600,000 words. The equivalent to 6 PhD Thesis’.
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Nice dude

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One of the greatest antidotes to that valley of the shadow I feel, is to look around at everyone and realise we are all already dead in the future. Every single one. This is a great unity my brothers and sisters, we are just one.

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"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts." --Aristotle

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Its a paradox because you want to know everything. Once you accept you can't know what other people can know, means you let go and accept specialness.