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Three reasons to love Rupert Sheldrake

November 3 2009 at 8:00 AM
Jackie  (Login BlueJudah)
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1.He's smart

2.He's daring

3.He's controversial

Terence Mckenna talks to Rupert Sheldrake

Discussing Rupert Sheldrake's ideas about morphic resonance. He shares how orthodox biology contrasts with his own ideas which have to do with a memory of form which is not materially based.


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Physics might be wrong as it is anyway

November 4 2009, 2:04 AM 

http://www.network54.com/Forum/411478/message/1255702796/Roger+Penrose-+Physics+is+Wrong


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Then again

November 4 2009, 8:58 AM 

Penrose might be wrong.

All we have is models. Some might be more correct than others, but ya know, Newton's model works, even if it is "wrong". How "wrong" is it, if it works?


 
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Sir Bollocks Poppycock Balderdash III
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Then again

November 4 2009, 12:51 PM 

Einstein's model works too.

 
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True

November 4 2009, 12:56 PM 

Newton's is easier to use.


 
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