Philosophical Speculations

P.S. Thanks for getting this site up and running. So far, so good.

My mumorphism shtick (including the reason for the word) arose from the concept of (and word) hylomorphism, so you might find it of interest. Here is the relevant portion: Hylomorphism is the Aristotelian idea that all physical things are composites of matter (hyle) and form (morphe). An example is ...

I doubt that a majority would convert to idealism per se, but I think it possible that religious/spiritual attitudes could change in a way that would have major longterm effects. For example, what if most people come to accept such post-mortem scenarios that are described in Michael Newton's Journey...