Because A Truly Skeptical Position Would Be

Basically, Morphic Fields Are Fields Of Habit, And They've Been Set Up Through Habits Of Thought, Through Habits Of Activity, And Through Habits Of Speech. Most Of Our Culture Is Habitual.

Of The Seven Experiments, The Ones That Have Been Most Investigated So Far Have Been The Pets. The Dogs Who Know When Their Masters For Coming Home, And The Sense Of Being Stared At.

The Assumption That The Laws Of Nature Are Eternal Is A Vestige Of The Christian Belief System That Informed The Early Postulates Of Modern Science In The Seventeenth Century. Perhaps The Laws Of Nature Have Actually Evolved Along With Nature Itself, And Perhaps They Are Still Evolving. Or Perhaps They Are Not Laws At All, But More Like Habits.

Science At Its Best Is An Open-minded Method Of Inquiry, Not A Belief System.

The Gaia Hypothesis Of James Lovelock [and Lynn Margulis] Puts Forward A Scientific View Of The Living Earth, Which In One Respect Is Modern, Empherical, Scientific, In Another Respect Re-awakens An Ancient Archetype, Which In Fact Is So Clearly Suggested By The Very Name Of The Hypothesis, Gaia, The Greek Name For Mother Earth.