Scientists who have specifically examined Sheldrake's morphic resonance hypothesis have rejected it as pseudoscience and magical thinking, citing a lack of evidence supporting the hypothesis and the inconsistency of the hypothesis with established scientific theories.
Scientists have rejected it as pseudoscience and magical thinking, citing a lack of evidence supporting the hypothesis with established scientific theories. Scientists have rejected it as pseudoscience and magical thinking, citing a lack of evidence supporting the inconsistency of the hypothesis with established scientific theories. These Scientists have specifically examined Sheldrake's morphic resonance hypothesis.