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- e0718e3a5a3bf51ffebbcfe0f9217c43f0e3cc2b P1683 ""[S]cience speaks under the influence of the demonic Mars-forces."" @default.
- e0718e3a5a3bf51ffebbcfe0f9217c43f0e3cc2b P1683 "The truth is, however, that Anthroposophy is fundamentally anti-scientific, and indeed Steiner often revealed (perhaps unintentionally) his aversion to science." @default.
- e0718e3a5a3bf51ffebbcfe0f9217c43f0e3cc2b P1683 "We could go on ad infinitum (and ad nauseum), but there’s little point. You see, in general, Steiner — the self-described scientist — derided scientists and their disciplines. He opposed “scientific simpletons” with their “scientific trash” and their “logical, pedantic, narrow-minded proof of things.” He deplored “primitive concepts like those...of contemporary science.”" @default.
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