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The relationship between mind and matter | Slavoj Žižek, Alenka Zupančič and Carlo Rovelli

The self and the world We tend to think of ourselves as observers of the world and experience as something different from the material stuff that makes up reality. Yet at the same time as human beings, we are at once part of the universe and part of that reality. And this profoun ...  Show more

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