Galileo Galilei is widely considered to be the father of modern science and one of the greatest philosophers to have lived.

Galileo played a pivotal role in the developments of the scientific revolution,

overturning key tenets of Aristotelian physics, and most significantly,

advocating mathematics as the language of science. For Galileo, the physics of the past was

played with unhelpful sensory qualities, like colours, taste, smells and sounds. For science to make

progress, he thought, the book of the universe must be written in a purely quantitative

language. For Durham University's Philip Goff, this was Galileo's error. The hard problem of consciousness

was born when Galileo stripped consciousness away from the scientific picture. Somehow, we must find a way

back. We must lay the foundations for a new science, a new science of consciousness.

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of our loyal patrons for supporting the show.

In particular, thank you to the six individuals re-enchanting the universe and imbueing it

once again with meaning.

Dylan Kirby, Lily Hooper, David Legioness, Mr. T, Jim Claire, and our newest patron, Jimmy Casperson.

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In part one, we're going to be looking at the foundations

for a new science of consciousness,

and in part two, we'll be engaging in some further analyses

and discussion.

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