Ervin Laszlo: The Future of Man?

What are the real challenges facing our world? And, how do we begin to return our lives to a greater sense of harmony?

Two-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and the founder of general evolution theory and systems philosophy Ervin Laszlo describes how to navigate our way past the synthetic world and back to a greater sense of oneness in this philosophical Living 4D podcast.

Special guest James Phelps also joins this week’s podcast to take a deeper look into some of meatier spiritual issues Paul and Ervin discuss.

Learn more about Ervin’s work at his website and the Laszlo Institute of New Paradigm Research on Facebook.

• Erwin was a child prodigy and concert pianist. (6:25)
• Erwin used curiosity, a fundamental part of being human, to guide him through life. (10:08)
• The consequences of living in a synthetic world. (16:01)
• “Almost all diseases stem from a basic lack of connection.” (29:31)
• At their essence, our lives originated with cooperation. (36:46)
• Depression: A lack of connection, energy and vitality. (48:27)
• You cannot be afraid to examine opposing viewpoints. (58:58)
• Can a crisis be a good thing? (1:08:41)
• Even young adults are noticing the effects of disconnection. (1:21:40)
• Is fundamentalism breaking down? (1:28:30)
• Fundamentalism has a much harder time existing because the Internet makes our world a bit “smaller.” (1:42:11)
• There’s big differences between science and scientists and technicians and technology. (1:52:24)
• Science for profit versus science for understanding. (2:00:53)
• “Primarily, nature is a cooperative enterprise.” (2:17:58)
• “If you had to live your life all over again, would you happy with how it’s turning out right now?” (2:27:29)

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