The messages selected are ones that I wrote, or to which I responded, or which respond to me. The texts of individual messages are unedited, except for HTML formatting. Refer to the local index . In fact, it is a myth that science has explained almost eveything. In an astounding feat of myopia, the scientific community has ignored consciousness for many years, but now David Chalmers and the folk at the Tucson conferences on consciousness are rubbing science's nose in this hole.
Physical science concerns itself with one tiny corner of the world, namely the physical universe.
Consider the following. All physical things are defined exclusively and exhaustively in terms of logical and physical properties. Eg if you take away extrinsic properties such as mass and charge from an electron, you are left with nothing. But conscious experience has intrinsic qualities. So consciousness lies forever outside physical science.