http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/feb/05/rupert-sheldrake-interview-science-delusion?newsfeed=true
Rupert Sheldrake: the 'heretic' at odds with scientific dogma <<...he suggests, scientists are prone to "the recurrent fantasy of omniscience". The science delusion, in these terms, consists in the faith that we already understand the nature of reality, in principle, and that all that is left to do is to fill in the details. "In this book, I am just trying to blow the whistle on that attitude which I think is bad for science," he says. In America, the book is called Science Set Free, which he thinks is probably a better title. "They were aware that if they called it The Science Delusion it would be seen as a rightwing tract that was anti-evolution and anti-climate change. And I want no part of that.">> Harry
