Science and the unknown

Via The Bible is Useless, here is a comment from Darren Schreiber and an insightful reply from Ann Druyan, on the topic of how we respond to the unknown.

by NFQ on July 21, 2010 • Permalink

Tagged knowledge, psychology, science

Posted by NFQ on July 21, 2010

http://www.noforbiddenquestions.com/2010/07/science-and-the-unknown/

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