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Science Delusion
Rupert Sheldrake
The science delusion is the belief that science already understands the nature of reality. The fundamental questions are answered, leaving only the details to be filled in. In this book, Dr Rupert Sheldrake, one of the world's most innovative scientists, shows that science is being constricted by as...
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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The book was discussed, specifically Rupert Sheldrake's theory about the sun being conscious, which one of the speakers found interesting, while another found it wrong.
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He's like one of the last true scientists, but he, uh, he's just a scientist. Did he fucking rules?
— Episode: Ep 338- George Washington's House
Episode: Ep 338- George Washington's House
The book was discussed, specifically Rupert Sheldrake's theory about the sun being conscious, which one of the speakers found interesting, while another found it wrong.
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He's like one of the last true scientists, but he, uh, he's just a scientist. Did he fucking rules?
He thinks the sun's conscious.
So he has some good proof. So he's wrong.
The sun is alive. The sun could be, he just wants to open the discussion.
So he was saying a lot of it got hung up on dogma now where he was like a lot of their, um, a lot of the stuff they just kind of assume is based on just like old religious stuff of like the universe is infinite.
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StarTalk Radio
The book was briefly mentioned alongside "Unweaving the Rainbow" and "The Appetite for Wonder" as one of Richard Dawkins's works, suggesting a focus on scientific thinking and potentially challenging certain beliefs.
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Richard Dawkins, one of his books, of as many books, highly readable and lucid books, unweaving the rainbow, science, delusion, and the appetite for wonder.
— Episode: Exploring Science and Religion with Rich...
Episode: Exploring Science and Religion with Richard Dawkin...
The book was briefly mentioned alongside "Unweaving the Rainbow" and "The Appetite for Wonder" as one of Richard Dawkins's works, suggesting a focus on scientific thinking and potentially challenging certain beliefs.
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Richard Dawkins, one of his books, of as many books, highly readable and lucid books, unweaving the rainbow, science, delusion, and the appetite for wonder.
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