#376 - Exiled Neuroscientist: “The Vatican Tried to Recruit Me” | Mario Beauregard
Dr. Mario Beauregard, a neuroscientist and pioneer of post-materialist science, shares his journey from a mystical childhood experience in rural Quebec to challenging mainstream neuroscience through brain imaging studies of nuns and near-death experiencers, ultimately advocating for a sci
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