....of course, one need not review one's own belief structures....
On Mar 24, 10:18 am, Ian Pollard <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you go looking for fairies, the chances are you'll "find" some. This
> world view is incompatible with objective science and this man is not a
> scientist.
>
> I have a hard time with quantum physicists at the best of times --
> needlessly obtuse and too much "ooo, it's like magic!" -- but this
> d'Espagnat guy has won the bloody Templeton Prize! Everything he says is
> therefore tarnished with a foul and dishonest agenda. You know just how far
> he has fallen as a scientist when he says things like: "Mystery is not
> something negative that has to be eliminated."
>
> Was there ever a more clear-cut case of a religious kook muddying the waters
> to make them seem deeper than they really are?
>
> Ian
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