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Jay Ingram
Theatre of the Mind: The
Science of Consciousness
Consciousness, the stream of thoughts and feelings that runs
through your head at all times while you're awake, is NOT what
it seems.
In fact, it is actually much LESS than it seems.
Jay Ingram will present evidence to back up this
extraordinary statement, and will draw what scientists think
is a much more realistic view of the conscious mind, a mind
that spends much of its time persuading you that it is all-seeing
and all-knowing.
This is a free public lecture.
All are welcome!
Wednesday November 30, 2005
Hamilton Spectator Auditorium
Doors open @ 6:30 pm
Lecture begins at 7:00 pm
Seating is limited, so to reserve your seat please:
e-mail sciencecity@mcmaster.ca
or by voicemail: 905-525-9140 x24934
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| Renowned science broadcaster
and writer Jay Ingram is co-host and producer of Discovery
Channel's award-winning Daily
Planet, television's first daily science news magazine.
He joined Discovery in November 1994 and was instrumental
in helping shape the program format.
Prior to joining Discovery, Ingram hosted a variety
of science programs, including CBC Radio's Quirks And
Quarks, The Talk Show, CBC TV’s The Health Show
and contributed regular weekly science features for
CBC Newsworld's Canada Live.
In 1984, he was awarded the Sandford Fleming Medal
from the Royal Canadian Institute for his work popularizing
science. He also earned the 1997 Royal Society of Canada
McNeil Medal for the Public Awareness of Science. In
2000, Jay was awarded a Michael Smith Award for Science
Promotion by the Natural Science and Engineering Research
Council of Canada.
In November 2004 he received an honorary
Doctor of Science degree from McMaster University
and also has honorary doctorates from Carleton, McGill
and King's College. Besides his work on the Daily Planet,
Jay Ingram also writes a weekly science column for the
Toronto Star.
A prolific author, Jay has written nine books, including
three for children. This special Science in the City
lecture will highlight research from his latest book,
Theatre of the Mind. Copies of the
book will be available for sale or bring your own copy
to be signed personally by Jay. |
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