12-10-2018, 12:34 AM
(12-10-2018, 12:28 AM)Baggers link Wrote:.........
PP, you mentioned Sheldrake... well I was one of the folks who got to see his talk on YouTube before TEDx took it down (but I think it is back up). I admit to not agreeing with Sheldrake early in his talk simply based on his 10 assumptions regarding science (their 'apparent' 10 dogmas). These spurious dogmas he came up with (as a way to invalidate science) were at least misleading and would in themselves not stand up to logical scrutiny... as they didn't and haven't.
His work has nothing to do with invalidating science - his work has to do with simultaneously getting materialist science to understand its limits and also to get materialist science to accept other valid ways of looking at the world, that lie outside its comfort zone.