George Sudarshan Quote

One result of unimaginative, mechanistic thinking was that societies eventually ceased to burn people at the stake for witchcraft.


Doubt and Certainty: The Celebrated Academy: Debates on Science, Mysticism, Reality, in General on the Knowable and Unknowable, Fourth Debates (p. 74), Perseus Books. Reading, Massachusetts. USA. 1998


One result of unimaginative, mechanistic thinking was that societies eventually ceased to burn people at the stake for witchcraft.

One result of unimaginative, mechanistic thinking was that societies eventually ceased to burn people at the stake for witchcraft.

One result of unimaginative, mechanistic thinking was that societies eventually ceased to burn people at the stake for witchcraft.

One result of unimaginative, mechanistic thinking was that societies eventually ceased to burn people at the stake for witchcraft.