How Consciousness Became the Universe: by Chopra Deepak & Penrose Roger & Carter Brandon & Stapp Henry P. & Hameroff Stuart & Dobyns York H. & Kafatos Menas & Mensky Michael B. & Globus Gordon & Kak Subhash

Author:Chopra, Deepak & Penrose, Roger & Carter, Brandon & Stapp, Henry P. & Hameroff, Stuart & Dobyns, York H. & Kafatos, Menas & Mensky, Michael B. & Globus, Gordon & Kak, Subhash
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-10-23T16:00:00+00:00

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