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This song is from Roy Whelden’s album LIKE A PASSING RIVER, which was in part inspired by my novel ALL THE VISIONS. “Rucker Songs” is an operatic oratorio featuring the playing of Roy Whelden and the American Baroque quartet, with Karen Clark singing. The words are drawn from intense closing passages of ALL THE VISIONS. […]
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This song is from Roy Whelden’s album LIKE A PASSING RIVER, which was in part inspired by my novel ALL THE VISIONS. “Rucker Songs” is an operatic oratorio featuring the playing of Roy Whelden and the American Baroque quartet, with Karen Clark singing. The words are drawn from intense closing passages of ALL THE VISIONS. […]
The post Podcast #80. Song: For ALL THE VISIONS. “Rucker Songs” (rudyrucker.com/blog/2014/05/13/podcast-80-song-for-all-the-visions-rucker-songs/) first appeared on Rudy's Blog (rudyrucker.com/blog) .


![Podcast #16. Philosophy & Computers 9: Panpsychism, Undecidability, & How to be Happy
Dec 9, 2005. My final lecture in my Philosophy and Computers class at SJSU in Fall, 2005. Based on Chapter 6 of my tome, “The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul.” Includes discussion of my ambivalence about how to end the book, panpsychism, ontologies, unsolvability, computational equivalence, unpredictability, undecidability, and my six principles on how […]
The post Podcast #16. Philosophy & Computers 9: Panpsychism, Undecidability, & How to be Happy (https://www.rudyrucker.com/blog/2005/12/09/009-talk-philosophy-and-computers-9-panpsychism-undecidability-and-how-to-be-happy-dec-9-2005/) first appeared on Rudys Blog (https://www.rudyrucker.com/blog) . Podcast #16. Philosophy & Computers 9: Panpsychism, Undecidability, & How to be Happy](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zadmW9PRY4E/mqdefault.jpg)