In 2009 an editor for "Nature" said that Maddox's reference to book burning backfired, although since the publication of "A New Science of Life" Sheldrake's morphic resonance continues to be widely regarded as pseudoscience.
Still, since the publication of "A New Science of Life" Sheldrake's idea of morphic resonance continues to be widely regarded as pseudoscience. In 2009 an editor for "Nature" said that Maddox's reference to book burning backfired.
In 2009 an editor for "Nature" said that Maddox's reference to book burning backfired. Still, since the publication of "A New Science of Life" Sheldrake's idea of morphic resonance continues to be widely regarded as pseudoscience.
In 2009 an editor for "Nature" said that Maddox's reference to book burning backfired. Still, since the publication of "A New Science of Life" Sheldrake's idea of morphic resonance continues to be widely regarded as pseudoscience.