Man’s Station in the Universe: A Scientist’s Spiritual Journey

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• Professor Mehrdad Ehsani
• Thursday 21 November 2013, 19:00-20:30
• Latimer Room, Clare College (Old Court on Trinity Lane, behind King's College chapel).

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The Universe is very simple: it is mostly made of hydrogen, helium and energy. However, the earth contains amazing complexity that is nearly unique in the universe. Exceptional circumstances have made possible organic chemistry and life on earth, leading to the most complex structure in the universe: the human brain. The energy consumption of the human brain per kilogram is 100,000 times the energy per kilogram that our sun can produce. The purpose of this miraculous combination of events is human consciousness and spiritual awareness. We will explore this physical-spiritual phenomenon in this talk.

A talk by Professor Mehrdad Ehsani. Free and open to all.

This talk is part of the Cambridge University Bahá'í Society series.

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