Rupert Sheldrake challenges the "science delusion" by arguing that materialist dogmas have stifled scientific inquiry. He outlines ten foundational assumptions, such as fixed laws of nature and the confinement of mind to the brain, and proposes that nature operates through evolving habits rather than static rules. Sheldrake introduces his hypothesis of morphic resonance, suggesting a collective memory influences biological and crystalline development. He also presents evidence that physical constants may fluctuate and that consciousness extends beyond the brain, urging a renaissance in scie…
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