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mojo essentials - samstags ab 23 uhr - mojo club, hamburg, reeperbahn1:  jazz is looking good on the dancefloor. und immer mehr - aus wurzeln ist ein beachtlicher baum gewachsen. essentiell, nicht altbewährt. es bleibt kompromisslos und geht zurück in die zukunft - mit der gehörigen portion soul.

mojo essentials mixtape 022 by MASTER QUEST 

mojo essentials mixtape 022 by MASTER QUEST

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Nickodemus #1 - Vinyl 45's Mix

"ALL I HAVE" D-Pulse saturated remix

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St. Petersburg indietronica bunch named D-Pulse are back on Teardrop! Grab this little beauty with Danielle Moore of Crazy P on vocal duties! This is basically a remix release including a new edit of the original by D-Pulse themselves and reworks by Kasper Björke, Lay-Far and Paxton Fettel.

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All I Have (D-Pulse Saturated remix)

La Bonne Vibration #9

At the beginning of the last century, I. P. Pavlov dreamed:  “If one could see through the skull bone and if the focus in the cerebral hemispheres with optimal excitability shone...” A hundred years later, Russian scientists developed the methods to make the animal’s brain literally transparent and see traces of its work. The Transparent Brain project is a special technology of optical enlightenment of biological tissues, creation of glowing of fluorescent protein in active neurons and new methods of laser microscopy of the whole brain. They allowed “capturing the thought” for the first time—that is, making glow all the neurons of the brain that participated in one or another of its activities. Today, it is one of the most powerful approaches by which neuroscience explores the cellular traces of subjective experience.

Dancing Qualia

Transparent Mind

On November 10, 1616, in the small German town of Ulm, the French philosopher René Descartes went to bed. At night, he saw three visions, the three most famous dreams in the history of mankind. It was this night that sent young Descartes in search of a new system of views on consciousness and body. Its significance became apparent centuries later. "A brief and fairly complete description of the intellectual life of European peoples up to the present," the English philosopher Alfred Whitehead noted, "is that they sponged on the capital left by a genius of the 17th century." Anyone who is now engaged in the study of consciousness mentions Descartes. He brought into the world a profound problem that neither he himself nor the philosophers of subsequent centuries could cope with.

Descartes Delusion

Physicalism claims that physical facts determine the presence of all the others. But suppose there is a world exactly the same as ours in physical terms, but in which physiological processes in its inhabitants are not accompanied by conscious experience. These creatures are called philosophical zombies—they are just like us in everything, except for the absence of consciousness. If the intuition about zombies is correct, it automatically means that physical facts do not determine all the others; therefore, physicalism is false, and the main factor in its falsehood is consciousness that becomes the last redoubt on the path of advance of physicalism theories.

Philosophical Zombie

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