This is interesting. I had to chuckle at the idea of them using phone AND email. Just the other day, I sent an email and oddly, I thought my phone would ring shortly after I sent the email. My thought was that I would receive a call from the person I sent the email to. The phone did in fact ring, but it was a wrong number. Sorry, but Rupert Sheldrake is one of the most debunked crackpots alive right now and has been for years. His methodology has been shown again and again to be blatantly unscientific...which sadly does not prevent the popular press from continuing to publish his feel-good "results." For a small sampling of articles written on the pseudoscience of Sheldrake, see:Willhelm, I'm su... I was about to say the same Kore. But you've done a nice job explaining it here; with enough research material for someone to make up his one mind. His 'morphogenetic field' theory is pretty "out there"; just wiki for it or something and check it out yourself ... Wonder killers! I want to believe. There's no end of real wonder to be discovered out there in the world, mousie. I don't need psychic powers to predict an endless well of amazing scientific discoveries to clip and discuss for the foreseeable future.... Thanks kore7 and djiezes for setting the record straight. I wonder if the article's line about Sheldrake getting funded by Trinity College is true, and if so, why they would fund such a crackpot. Willhelm, I'm surprised to see you, of all people, get taken in by a Reuters article.Taken in.. If you are right, yes I was taken in. Just thought it was interesting, didn't do a "background check". |
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