Spirit Science 39

Spirit Science 39 is the 8th episode beyond Season 2 and the 39th episode overall, compiled of 4 parts.
== Part 1 ~ Science is SUPER Spiritual!/The Spiritual Roots of Science ==
The first part of Episode 39 was published on April 17th, 2020.
=== Video description ===
Now, I know what you might be thinking. We’re setting ourselves up for a ton of debates in the comments. But here’s the thing Science and Spirituality are not all that different. I know, we’ve been making these videos for years now, spurring support and debunkery across the board. But it dawned on us recently Hey, why don’t we make a Spirit Science episode about Science?! And here we are! Enjoy!
== Part 2 ~ Is Consciousness The Next Scientific Revolution? ==
The second part of Episode 39 was published on July 13th, 2020.
=== Video description ===
Once more we dive headfirst into the wonderful world of modern science and explore the depths of how there is an undercurrent of new discoveries emerging, especially regarding the nature of Consciousness. However, there is a great problem we are facing in Science today and across the board - closed-mindedness, and how old belief systems limit us from expanding, growing, and discovering new powerful breakthroughs that could change life as we know it. Progress is still made, but it is much slower than it need be. Yet, through each of us playing with new ideas, being open and exploring the mysteries of life, we all contribute to the awakening of a new consciousness and help shift humanity into a new age of freedom.
== Part 3 ~ Quantum Flapdoodle ==
The third part of Episode 39 was published on November 2nd, 2020.
=== Video description ===
It's Quantum Bro!!!!  
Quantum Mechanics is a very math-heavy field of physics that has been appropriated hard by spiritualists today - and hey, even been there.... but, why is this field so spiritually focused by so many? Was it because all of its founders were mystics? Let's talk about it!!
== Part 4 ~ Metaphysical Madness ==
The fourth and final part of Episode 39 was published on November 9th, 2020.
=== Video description ===
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== Trivia ==
There does exist trivia, but it has been left blank for the sake of time. Please be patient.
== Sources ==
=== Part 1 ===
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=== Part 2 ===
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=== Part 3 ===
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=== Part 4 ===
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