To Be or Not To Be an Apple
Wolfgang Smith A Brief Response to Dr. Alec MacAndrew The title already of Dr. MacAndrew’s article—“When is an Apple Not an Apple?”—alludes to the...
Evolutionist Scientism: Darwinist, Theistic, and Einsteinian
Wolfgang Smith It may be well to begin by reminding ourselves that science is closely allied with a variety of credenda which are not “scientific” at all, a...
The EQR Vlog | Guest Wolfgang Smith
Join us for a very special conversation with Wolfgang Smith about the making of The End of Quantum Reality. A rare glimpse of the man engaging topics outside th...
The EQR Vlog | Guest Katheryne KTEE Thomas
Join us for this week’s vlog with guest Katheryne KTEE Thomas, director of both The End of Quantum Reality (coming to select theaters January 10) and The ...
Astrology: The Science of Wholeness
Wolfgang Smith It needs first of all to be understood that the “wholeness” to which we allude is none other than the “tripartite wholeness” previously d...
From Cosmos to Multiverse: The Ominous Descent
Wolfgang Smith We have spoken at length of the “tripartite cosmos” as envisaged in the sapiential traditions of mankind,1 which relegates the corporeal wo...
The Tripartite Wholeness
Wolfgang Smith The universe presents itself as extended in space and changing in time, and its spatio-temporal locus can be represented mathematically in terms ...
Pondering Bohmian Mechanics
Wolfgang Smith As if the bewilderment over quantum theory were not formidable enough in itself, the Bohmian Ansatz—which purportedly returns us almost to clas...
Do We Perceive the Corporeal World?
Wolfgang Smith From time immemorial mankind has presumed that we do look out upon the world: that the objects we perceive are not in fact “mental,” but “r...
Science, Scientism, and Spirituality
Wolfgang Smith What distinguishes science from scientism, in my terminology, is the fact that scientific tenets are based upon empirical evidence—and are more...
Lost in Math: The Particle Physics Quandary
Wolfgang Smith A golden age of physics, one can see in retrospect, commenced around the year 1900: the dazzling era of quantum mechanics had begun. That golden ...
Does Physics Admit a Teleology?
Wolfgang Smith Our question—“Does physics admit a teleology?”—proves, first of all, to be incurably philosophical inasmuch as it has no meaning whatsoev...
Do We Know the Electron?
Wolfgang Smith In August of last year, Eahab Ibrahim—a friend of the Initiative—posted a fascinating question, to which I would like to respond. It asks wha...