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 ... book itself and my opinions of it, it will be necessary to explain the Gaia Theory, as I’m sure many readers will have little or no understanding of it. By his own admission the theory is yet unproven, but everything is theory until it is accepted by enough people and has enough evidence to back it up. I for one don’t have a working knowledge and detailed understanding of electricity, but I am sure that when I turn a light switch on the room will light up, and if it doesn’t its not because the ideas behind electricity...more

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Crowned ReviewGaia: The Practical Science of Planetary Medicine - James Lovelock: The living planet: luck or design? (1083 words)
by - written on 28/10/06, updated on  31/10/06 (Very useful, 290 readings)
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I have always been someone that, whilst having faith in science and understanding its place in the advancement of mankind, I also have reservations about it. It can at times, by its very nature, be too focused, self absorbed and clinical and often reluctant to see the bigger picture or admit that it doesn’t have the best approach towards understanding the world around us. I am also someone who has an active interest in environmental issues as well as being open to more mystical and spiritual ideas. It is within these middle grounds that some of the more interesting ideas regarding the unseen workings of our surroundings are to be found. The late Pope, John Paul II said, .  Read the complete review