The Road to Freedom - Robertson, Bruce
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In The Road to Freedom, Bruce Robertson presents a groundbreaking philosophical journey that challenges conventional thought and seeks to uncover the foundations of understanding. Drawing from his scientific background in physics and astronomy, Robertson constructs a new paradigm - The Pattern Paradigm - that critiques the limitations of traditional Western philosophy. This model offers a fresh perspective by linking diverse fields such as consciousness, decision-making, science, and ethics into a cohesive and logical framework. Through a blend of rigorous analysis and accessible insights, the…mehr

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In The Road to Freedom, Bruce Robertson presents a groundbreaking philosophical journey that challenges conventional thought and seeks to uncover the foundations of understanding. Drawing from his scientific background in physics and astronomy, Robertson constructs a new paradigm - The Pattern Paradigm - that critiques the limitations of traditional Western philosophy. This model offers a fresh perspective by linking diverse fields such as consciousness, decision-making, science, and ethics into a cohesive and logical framework. Through a blend of rigorous analysis and accessible insights, the book aims to simplify complex ideas and create a unified vision of reality. From the origins of thought to the nature of freedom, The Road to Freedom offers a rigorous yet accessible exploration of profound questions, illuminating the intricate patterns that underpin our existence. This book is an essential guide for anyone seeking a deeper, more integrated understanding of the universe and our place within it.
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Bruce Robertson has a scientific background and takes a scientific approach to philosophy. He has a BSc in physics and an MSc in astronomy and also a Diploma of Education. He worked at the South African Astronomical Observatory in Cape Town where he observed and wrote a paper on the black hole A0620-00. He then moved to New Zealand and did a variety of jobs in the areas of computing, outdoor advertising and teaching. Subsequently, he switched to writing about philosophy. He is married with two children. This is his fourth book on philosophy.