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How much of reality do human beings actually perceive? And are there dimensions of existence that lie beyond the limits of ordinary human understanding?
In this unique conversation, CERN physicist Professor Akram Khan and scholar of Islamic thought Professor Fitzroy Morrissey explore some of humanity’s oldest and most profound questions: the nature of consciousness, the limits of perception and the relationship between reality, uncertainty and human experience.
Bringing together physics, philosophy and contemplative traditions, the discussion reflects on causality, free will and the unseen dimensions of existence, inviting audiences into a rare dialogue on what it means to experience reality as human beings.
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