Local realism’s limitations for a complete view of reality have been empirically proven time and again in the laboratories of the world’s physicists for over a quarter of a century. Despite this fact, philosophical materialism remains modernity’s reigning existential myth and continues to infect the contemporary world’s popular culture like a narcotic fantasy, serving as the default intellectual setting for many of our private assumptions, global media corporations, information technologies, political ideologies, and public entertainments. What does liberating ourselves from its restrictions imply for the future? What might a restoration of things like meaning and purpose to reality portend? And what are the evolutionary/revolutionary implications of such an emerging consciousness?
Frank N. McMillan is an award-winning author,
professor, and speaker residing in Corpus Christi, Texas.