| Re: The Intersection of Science, Religion, Mysticism and Philosophy |
University of North Caro .. |
| Frodo Baggins (baggins@yuri.fpgsm.unc.edu) |
2004/05/19 08:26 |
Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 10:26:18 -0400
From: Frodo Baggins <baggins@yuri.fpgsm.unc.edu>
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Sounds like "Science without Bounds" means science without those pesky
rules like having to analyze data, set up meaningful experiments, etc.
Just make whatever far-out claim you like and call it SCIENCE!
Art D'Adamo wrote:
> The Intersection of Science, Religion, Mysticism and Philosophy
>
> "Science Without Bounds" is a book available for a FREE download
> for personal and educational use at
> http://www.adamford.com/swb
>
> Here's a review of "Science Without Bounds"
>
> I know of no better point of departure than Art D'Adamo's
> "Science Without Bounds." There is nothing flashy about this
> one, so don't expect a sound and light show. True to his subject,
> however, Art is direct and straightforward, with an inquiring
> mind that will thrill and inspire you. Give it your full
> attention and you will be richly rewarded.
> - Wave Reviews, http://www.OpenMindOpenHeart.org/Waves.html
>
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