Source: TheNewAmericanScholar.org
Vice-President of Research & Scientific Development, Robert Lanza, M.D.’s, provocative new theory that time and space do not exist as physical realities independent of humans (and animals) has been published in a feature article “A New Theory of the Universe” in the Spring issue of “The American Scholar”, one of the nation’s leading literary and intellectual publications.
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“Any short statement does not do justice to such a scholarly work.”
Nobel Prize Winner E. Donnall Thomas, referring to Lanza’s A New Theory of the Universe
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The American Scholar
Seven Days of Creation. The inside story of a human cloning experiment.
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Most Prominent Psychologists
(Citations Per Scholar)
| Freud | 318 |
| Skinner | 140 |
| Piaget | 107 |
| Rogers | 100 |
| Pavlov | 85 |
SCIENCE 207; 543 (1980)
Lanza (with Skinner & Epstein)
SCIENCE 212; 695 (1981)
Lanza (with Skinner & Epstein)
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 38; 201 (1982)
Lanza (with Skinner & Starr)
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