James B Glattfelder
@jnode.bsky.social
I am a physicist turned quant, turned complexity scientist, always looking to connect the dots and divine the big picture. My interest in fundamental theories, real-world complexity, and the nature of consciousness drives my passion for writing.
Hi there, would you mind sharing a bit more context? That would be great, thanks.
August 26, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Hi there, would you mind sharing a bit more context? That would be great, thanks.
What do you have in mind?
August 18, 2025 at 4:30 PM
What do you have in mind?
[2] However, I have not worked on these ideas for a long time. In fact, I am moving away from this quant stuff to focus more on the consciousness stuff (e.g., The Sapient Cosmos). Please never be discouraged by not having supposedly relevant "credentials." We all should be able to tap into wisdom.
May 2, 2025 at 9:38 AM
[2] However, I have not worked on these ideas for a long time. In fact, I am moving away from this quant stuff to focus more on the consciousness stuff (e.g., The Sapient Cosmos). Please never be discouraged by not having supposedly relevant "credentials." We all should be able to tap into wisdom.
Hi Noa, thank you for your message. It is truly fascinating how similar ideas emerge in very different contexts, perhaps hinting at something universal. I also like your ideas of breathing, and we all should be utilizing AI in this manner to progress. [1]
May 2, 2025 at 9:35 AM
Hi Noa, thank you for your message. It is truly fascinating how similar ideas emerge in very different contexts, perhaps hinting at something universal. I also like your ideas of breathing, and we all should be utilizing AI in this manner to progress. [1]
Yes, that's a fair point. It sounds very arrogant from a rational, Western point of view. Like the early anthropologists encountering the first shamans, who thought they were mentally ill. Ironic, as they were the first to actively engage with the non-physical realms of reality we are now exploring.
April 24, 2025 at 7:19 AM
Yes, that's a fair point. It sounds very arrogant from a rational, Western point of view. Like the early anthropologists encountering the first shamans, who thought they were mentally ill. Ironic, as they were the first to actively engage with the non-physical realms of reality we are now exploring.
I actually like the aspect of consciousness evolution, especially spiral dynamics. Not sure how they all interacted to get there (Wilber, Don Edward Beck, and Christopher Cowan).
Yeah, lol, information remains an elusive enigma.
Yeah, lol, information remains an elusive enigma.
April 22, 2025 at 6:48 PM
I actually like the aspect of consciousness evolution, especially spiral dynamics. Not sure how they all interacted to get there (Wilber, Don Edward Beck, and Christopher Cowan).
Yeah, lol, information remains an elusive enigma.
Yeah, lol, information remains an elusive enigma.
Yes, indeed. Pauli, Jung, and Richard Tarnas ("Cosmos and Psyche") are the next additions to this story. NDE's are also super relevant, as are newly emerging pieces of the puzzle, like the Telepathy Tapes.
March 30, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Yes, indeed. Pauli, Jung, and Richard Tarnas ("Cosmos and Psyche") are the next additions to this story. NDE's are also super relevant, as are newly emerging pieces of the puzzle, like the Telepathy Tapes.