I took a look at the article, which included some tweets. So we now know that not only is Deepak Chopra a believer in pseudoscientific bullshit, he makes childish tweets as well.
I somehow don't think this is going to help Deepak Chopra, and think it would probably have been better for him to have just ignored the comment from Richard Dawkins, as this way, he is drawing attention to Dawkins. But, perhaps, Deepak Chopra knows his audience better than I do, and so maybe it will be better for him after all.
I somehow don't think this is going to help Deepak Chopra, and think it would probably have been better for him to have just ignored the comment from Richard Dawkins, as this way, he is drawing attention to Dawkins. But, perhaps, Deepak Chopra knows his audience better than I do, and so maybe it will be better for him after all.
"A wise man ... proportions his belief to the evidence."
— David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Section X, Part I.
