Philosophy & Physics: Exploring Reality's Deepest Questions

Step beyond clichés and pop science and discover the rich, often paradoxical world of metaphysics, where ancient philosophy meets modern quantum theory. In this concise yet profound course, we trace humanity's deepest questions about reality, from the arche-hunting of the Pre-Socratics and Plato's ideal forms, to Aristotle's systematic metaphysics, medieval debates on universals and God, all the way to the quantum observer effect and contemporary modal realism. Whether you're a student of philosophy or science, a writer in search of new conceptual frameworks, or simply fascinated by the ultimate "why," this course will help you:- Understand how metaphysical questions evolved across cultures and eras- Appreciate the surprising links between classical philosophy and modern physics- Critically engage with theories of time, being, causality, and possibility- Possibly inspire you to create your very own paradigm.

By the end, you'll see how metaphysics isn't just abstract speculation, but a living discipline that still shapes science, ethics, and even everyday decision-making. Through engaging lectures, visual guides, and thought-provoking questions, you'll learn to apply these concepts beyond the classroom, challenging your assumptions and sharpening your critical thinking. Join us, and discover why the oldest questions remain the most relevant, and how spooky the nature of reality really is.