How Morphic Fields Work?

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How Morphic Fields Work?

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Mar 3, 2020

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Biologist and science historian Rupert Sheldrake is known as a heretic of science, mostly for his deeply strange ideas about what connects all living things. But his pokes at science help keep the field from growing dogmatic and for that we salute him.
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