Simon Lewis: Don't take consciousness for granted
サイモン•ルイス: 意識は当たり前の事ではない
Simon Lewis is the author of "Rise and Shine," a memoir about his remarkable recovery from a car accident and coma, and his new approach to our own consciousness. Full bio
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完璧な意識を経験したのなら
完璧な意識を体験するのです
完璧な意識を体験するのです
マドヤ・パラデシュ州にもあります
マドヤ・パラデシュ州にもあります
ロックアートのひとつがあります
資源は私たちの知識だと
資源は私たちの知識だと
全く考えもしませんでした
生じる事はありません
生じる事はありません
要するほどの状況にあります
要するほどの状況にあります
べきではないと思いました
べきではないと思いました
サブテストについては語りません
発見する過程のみ記述しました
私は激しい片頭痛に襲われていました
私は激しい片頭痛に襲われていました
出したままにしますが見えますか
信号をリアルタイムで送信します
たくさんいると思いがちですが
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Simon Lewis - Author, producerSimon Lewis is the author of "Rise and Shine," a memoir about his remarkable recovery from a car accident and coma, and his new approach to our own consciousness.
Why you should listen
Born in London, Simon Lewis is a film and television producer and author. After earning law degrees from Christ's College Cambridge and Boalt Hall, Berkeley, Lewis moved to Los Angeles, where his Hollywood experience includes managing writers, directors and stars, as well as producing Look Who's Talking, critically acclaimed films such as The Chocolate War, the Emmy-winning international co-production for HBO and ITV Central A Month of Sundays (Age Old Friends), and variety specials starring Howie Mandel.
He's the author of Rise and Shine, a memoir that uses his personal story -- of recovery from coma -- to illustrate deep and universal insights about consciousness itself. An acclaimed author, speaker and commentator, Lewis uses creative visualizations that fuse cutting-edge medicine, scientific research and digital art to illustrate solutions to society’s most pressing problem: the erosion of consciousness and need for solutions to nurture and grow our minds through cognitive and other therapies.
An advocate for change in how we educate our children and ourselves, he says that we must not take our consciousness for granted, but use specific tools to screen and detect learning weaknesses and prevent academic failure. Bridge the gap from our potential mind toward our actual mind and maximize consciousness itself across our population, from child to adult.
The Atavist magazine devoted Issue No. 7 to Chris Colin's in-depth biographical profile of Lewis, called "Blindsight." Read a review or buy the issue.
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