Dovring explores the limits of science as causes of ignorance.
Some topics examined in these essays are problems with our ways of
knowing and the impact of emotion on objectivity. He argues that
reality consists of designs--of things and processes. While most
designs we might think of cannot exist, those that can exist add up
to a tool box of creation which contains the detailed laws of
nature, many of them synergisms. Reality must conform to this web
of necessities, hence the danger of unchecked virtual reality.
These lines of thought are then applied to evolution as creation
and history. In a final essay, Dovring explores topics upon which
science should concentrate. This book will be of interest to
scientists as well as the lay public interested in the theory of
science and questions of truth and faith.
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