Entangled Minds and Matter with Dean Radin

Methods for investigating mind-matter interactions were proposed by Sir Francis Bacon at the very origins of empiricism over three centuries ago. Systematic scientific studies began about a century ago.

In this talk, IONS Chief Scientist Dean Radin will briefly review the modern experimental literature on “psychokinetic” effects. He will then present in more detail experiments he has conducted involving random physical systems based on quantum indeterminacy, photon polarization, scattering, and entanglement, the molecular structure of water, growth of plants and stem cells in vitro, and influences on human mood and physiology.

Dean will also discuss the epistemological challenges in conducting these kinds of studies, as well as the practical and philosophical implications of mind-matter entanglements.

The session is live, and you will be sent the RECORDING.