Titlebook: On Quanta, Mind and Matter; Hans Primas in Conte H. Atmanspacher,A. Amann,U. Müller-Herold Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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978-94-010-5940-4Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999

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Hans Primas and Nuclear Magnetic Resonancen order to build from scratch a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer (Fig. 2)? — Inconceivable! We might ask whether we look at a stuntman. — No, indeed, it is himself personally. And those who met Hans Primas forty years ago will not be astonished at all.

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Temporal Nonlocality, the thoughts of the Greek philosopher Zeno of Elea, which led him to believe that change, and therefore time, was an illusion. It was Heraclitus, who held the opposing view: change is “real”, states are an illusion. Both together support the common impression that the concepts of . and . contradict each other.

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Rationalism, Determinism, Freedomon’t think too closely or too long on the issues raised here, and in daily life continue with the presumption that the ‘I’ that chooses and the self to which we attach value judgments are autonomous. Let those who want to call themselves philosophers bear the risk to their mental health that comes from thinking too much about free will.”

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Book 1999 decimal system of numbers down as contingent, this is nevertheless a suitable occasion to reflect on the professional work of one of the rare distinguished contempo- rary scientists who attach equal importance to experimental and theoretical and conceptual lines of research. Hans Primas‘ interests

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