Brahm argues that modern science has become dogmatic, unlike Buddhism’s humble search for truth. He humorously derides scientists’ arrogance while praising Buddhism’s rigorous objectivity and avoidance of biases. Quantum theory reveals reality as uncertain, not fixed measurements. Ultimately, the mind transcends material reality—the world fits inside it, not vice versa. Buddhism keeps science’s empiricism while avoiding its blinkered materialism, making it the true “science of mind.”
