EP 82 — Ervin Laszlo: The Future of Man?

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Paul Chek

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🗓️ 28 April 2020

⏱️ 161 minutes

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What are the real challenges facing our world? And, how do we begin to return our lives to a greater sense of harmony? Two-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and the founder of general evolution theory and systems philosophy Ervin Laszlo describes how to navigate our way past the synthetic world and back to a greater sense of oneness in this philosophical Living 4D podcast. Special guest James Phelps also joins the podcast to take a deeper look into some of meatier spiritual issues Paul and Ervin...

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0:00.0	we have started operating as though we were separate from this world,
0:05.1	as though we could create our own environment, our own future.
0:09.5	And in many respects, this is of course an exercise in freedom and it's laudable and it's marvelous,
0:16.8	but it also has to be aware, it has to be conscious, aware of what the limits are, what the bounds are.
0:25.0	These bounds are very generous, but it's not everything is possible.
0:30.0	So I think we are seeing now the consequences on nature, on society, on each other, of having moved into a synthetic world. Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Chek. Today Paul is talking with Ervin Lasslow.
0:56.0	Twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, Professor Lasslow is the prolific author or co-author of 54 books translated into 24 languages and about
1:07.6	400 research papers and articles.
1:11.6	A resident of Italy, he is the longtime editor of the acclaimed international periodical,
1:17.0	World Futures, the Journal of General Evolution, founder of two international think tanks, Club of Budapest and General Evolution
1:27.3	Research Group, he is also the founder and director of the Latslow Institute of New Paradise Research, a global think tank dedicated
1:36.7	to exploring and expanding the frontiers of science and consciousness. Hi everybody, I'd like to begin this podcast by saying thank you all for joining me and for
1:49.0	buying products from our sponsors, which really helps me have enough income to keep the
1:54.2	podcast going, as I'm sure you can imagine.
1:56.4	It does take a lot of my time.
1:59.2	And I'd also like to thank you and give you a great big hug through the airways for sharing the
2:03.4	podcast with other people so we can grow it together and spread the word. If you
2:08.5	enjoy it, I'm sure you'd like others to enjoy it. Today I'm really excited to introduce my guest today, actually
2:15.4	two guests today, but I'm going to start by saying that in my library there's a
2:19.7	literal storehouse of books of the greatest geniuses in many areas of science,
2:23.6	health, religion, metaphysics, and more. In my collection of excellent books are
2:27.8	about a dozen books by one of my heroes, Ervin Lazlow. He's a systems theorist and expert in many different fields of science,
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