American neuroscientist and parapsychologist at the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies — lead author of Irreducible Mind — who argues from neuroscientific and parapsychological evidence that consciousness cannot be reduced to brain function.
Argues that the 'transmission model' of consciousness — that the brain acts as a receiver or filter for consciousness rather than its generator — is better supported by the evidence (including parapsychological data) than the standard identity theory that consciousness is identical to brain states.
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