I've had the chance to interview many different scientists over the years, working as a science broadcaster. Of course, I'm using a scientific lens with this book. There's a much bigger picture of reality out there, and if you're not paying attention to it, it'll sort of crush its way in. One of the best definitions that I've heard is really that when you're inside of the bubble, it's like you're inhabiting a fiction a fictional bubble. It may feel prosperous at the time but the problem is that of course, inevitably, all bubbles do burst. We know that when we're inhabiting a bubble it's a dangerous place to be. Ziya Tong: Okay, so it's the first question people tend to ask me, but I know that people are familiar with, say, real estate bubbles, or stock market bubbles, or tech bubbles. It's a truly weird, wonderful, and eye-widening book. More importantly, you show us how reality operates beyond what's perceived by the human senses. Luke Robert Mason: Ziya Tong, in your new book, 'The Reality Bubble', you share the hidden truths about the world around us.
You can view a full video version of this version at FUTURES podcast dot net. This episode was recorded in person before the outbreak of coronavirus, whilst Ziya was in London promoting her book, 'The Reality Bubble.'
Ziya shared her insights into the hidden worlds that exist beyond the limits of the human senses, how illusion contributes to our understanding of reality, and how our collective blindspots are at the core of the current environmental crisis. There's a much bigger picture of reality out there and if you're not paying attention to it, it'll sort of crush its way in." - Ziya Tong, excerpt from interview. "When you're inside the bubble, it's like you're inhabiting a fiction a fictional bubble. On this episode I speak to science journalist, Ziya Tong. Luke Robert Mason: You're listening to the FUTURES Podcast with me, Luke Robert Mason.
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