One chapter of this work attacks the solipsists like Shirley MacLaine and is titled after William Blake's poem that illustrates his distaste for Isaac Newton's disengagement from mysticism, known has his sleep.
One chapter of this work attacks the solipsists like Shirley MacLaine and is titled after William Blake's poem that illustrates his distaste for Isaac Newton's disengagement from mysticism, known has his sleep. In another section, this work presents a dialogue between two people about an invisible dragon inside a garage that breathes fire and is uncatchable. This work's title comes from a quote about the lands of darkness presented in the Upanishads and also presents a "baloney detection kit" for identifying pseudoscientific claims about New Age theories and UFO's unless they are experimentally verifiable. Written with his wife Ann Druylan, it champions "Science as a Candle in the Dark." For 10 points, name this work of Carl Sagan.
One chapter of this work attacks the solipsists like Shirley MacLaine and is titled after William Blake's poem that illustrates his distaste for Isaac Newton's disengagement from mysticism, known has his sleep.
The Demon Haunted World