The Facts Of Science Are Real Enough,

The Cumulative Nature Of The Evolutionary Process, The Fact That Memory Is Preserved, Means That Life Grows Not Just Through A Random Proliferation Of New Forms, But There's A Kind Of Cumulative Quality.

At The Moment Of Insight, A Potential Pattern Of Organized Behavior Comes Into Being.

The Facts Of Science Are Real Enough, And So Are The Techniques That Scientists Use, And So Are The Technologies Based On Them. But The Belief System That Governs Conventional Scientific Thinking Is An Act Of Faith.

To Describe The Overwhelming Life Of A Tropical Forest Just In Terms Of Inert Biochemistry And Dna Didn't Seem To Give A Very Full Picture Of The World.

I Have Been A Scientist For More Than 40 Years, Having Studied At Cambridge And Harvard. I Researched And Taught At Cambridge University, Was A Research Fellow Of The Royal Society, And Have More Than 80 Publications In Peer-reviewed Journals. I Am Strongly Pro-science.