The Idea of the World

The Idea of the World presents a compelling case for idealism, suggesting that reality is fundamentally mental, by drawing on philosophy, neuroscience, physics, and empirical evidence. It critically examines physicalist and panpsychist perspectives, highlighting logical inconsistencies and offering a cohesive alternative that reconciles classical and quantum physics. The book also explores the emotional and psychological motivations behind mainstream materialism and discusses its implications for our relationship with the world.