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S5 • E12 Jan 6, 2014 35mIn 1967, Roger Penrose put forth an idea that space and time do not exist because they are an emanation of a geometric unity. He called this radical notion, twistor theory. Since its inception, this theory has challenged the way physicists think about reality. David Wilcock explains how the complex intricacies of twistor theory suggest that the universe really is a geometric projection and that consciousness originates as a quantum process in this presentation originally webcast January 6, 2014 on GaiamTV
