Introducing Rupert Sheldrake (Introduction)

by BBella , Saturday, March 21, 2015, 19:42 (3535 days ago) @ David Turell

A wide-ranging interview with Sheldrake who is quite the free-thinker. His ideas deserve thought. He is fiercely anti-reductionist:
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> http://www.thebestschools.org/features/rupert-sheldrake-interview/
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>I would like to see a plurality of sources for funding in science that enable different approaches to be explored. This is unlikely to happen through government funding agencies, which are dominated by the science establishment, but there are many private foundations that could fund alternative scientific and medical research and I hope that some of them will do so.
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> "I also hope that non-materialist scientists will feel able to meet up with other like-minded professionals and work together to change the sciences from within. And I hope that these open questions will become more widely known to students at schools through the educational system."-The more the above happens the more (for the good) changes will happen and happen quickly.