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Excerpts from Critiques on

 

OMNI-SCIENCE

 

 

University of California @ Berkeley

 

     Anthropology, Dr. Tim White:  “… Anthony Marr’s OMNI-SCIENCE is formidable…”

     Institute of Human Origins, Dr. William H. Kimbel, President:  “… a profound contribution to the fundamental definition of humankind in relation to the broader universe... unifies the fragmented Western scientific disciplines… implications of great depth and breadth for the future course of human actions… too important to ignore.”

     Astronomy and Physics, Dr. Marc Davis:  “… a forward looking moral framework… an important contribution to society…”

     Paleontology, Dr. Carole S. Hickman:  “… an extraordinary intellectual undertaking… unique… intellectually and aesthetically stimulating… a bold and eclectic piece of scholarship… exceptional… a delight… optimism, concern and compassion for humanity…”

     Botany, Dr. Herbert G. Baker:  “… extremely interesting… an important contribution towards understanding cosmology.”

     Paleontology, Dr. Donald E. Savage:  “… powerful… erudite...”

     Zoology, Dr. Richard C. Strohman:  “… original… a thoroughly logical system… might indeed fill a large gap in the way we think...”

     Biology, Dr. Richard W. Holms:  “… a remarkably broad perspective… great depth... truly deserves the name OMNI-SCIENCE…”

 

 

Stanford University

 

     Geology, Dr. W.R. Evitt:  “… sincerity, imagination, intellectualism and scholarship… an immensely logical construct… meticulously thought out… majestic in scope yet intrinsically simple, satisfying and optimistic… should have a very broad appeal… these are important ideas with great potential for lessening the conflicts in a troubled world…”

     Sociology, Dr. Alex Inkeles:  “… impress me not only with the quality of his presentation, but also the quality of his thinking… authoritative… exceptionally comprehensive…”

     Philosophy, Dr. John Dupre:  “… extremely intriguing and provocative… incomparably more edifying than the vast majority of such attempts…”

     Anthropology, Dr. John W. Rick:  “… very thought provoking… clearly deserves extensive discussion… a serious, well-founded vision…”

     Physics, Dr. Leonard Susskind:  “… I found myself stimulated, educated… worth listening to, even for those of us who are not of the same philosophical bent…”

     Philosophy, Dr. John Bogart:  “… compelling… have moral import…”

     Applied Physics and Astrophysics, Dr. Vahe Petrosian:  “… elaborate… clearly well thought out and researched… fascinating… a very ambitious task… a beautiful synthesis… captivating… should be of interest not only to experts but to all thinking people of the world…”

 

 

University of Oregon

 

     Biology, Dr. Dennis Todd:  “… a new theoretical framework… breadth of knowledge… seriousness of intellectual pursuit… keenness of insight... meaningful and coherent… masterly and cogent...”

     Geology, Dr. Greg Retallack:  “… fascinating and thought provoking… superior to those already available… Anthony Marr is a hard-headed thinker in the best scientific tradition.  He deserves serious attention.”

     Biology, Dr. Stanton A. Cook:  “… a novel way of diagramming… a methodical and visual approach… a well developed message…”

     Ecology, Dr. John Burket:  “… instilled in me the kind of wondered awe that arises when previously nebulous thoughts, ideas and feelings suddenly crystallized into a framework of order… the germ of a new worldview… the clarity and logical order of this system gives an immediate sense of recognition of ones place in the scheme of existence… one can see from this philosophy how the future of our planet can be seen in terms of undeniable purpose and hope, a state of mind so lacking in these times… an idea whose time has come.” 

 

 

University of Washington

 

     Ecology, Sociobiology, Dr. Gordon H. Orians:  “… deep thinking and widely read… thorough and accurate… a futuristic perspective, offering hope at a time when so many of us feel a deep sense of despair...”

     Medicine, Biomedical History, Dr. Keith R. Benson:  “… creative, highly synthetic, scientifically sound and eclectic… extremely comprehensive… compelling…”

     Geology, Dr. Stephen C. Porter:  “… enlightening… a keen sense of scholarship… thought provoking… original… engaging....”

     Astronomy, Dr. Woodruff T. Sullivan III:  “… gives promise to lead to further insight…”

 

 

University of British Columbia

 

     Geology and Oceanography, Dr. R.L. Chase:  “…a brave attempt to give us a new, science-based philosophy, with the aim of giving humankind a common purpose… stimulating...”

     Biology, Dr. Ian McTaggart-Cowan:  “… seriousness of purpose… intellectual capacity… forthright… thoughtful... important… unusually talented and discipline… dedicated...”

     Evolutionary Biology, Dr. G.G.E. Scudder:  “… logical and thorough… original and well founded… clearly dedicated and talented…”

     Biology, Dr. Lee Gass:  “… seriousness of purpose… strength of commitment… intellectual solidity and honesty… a degree of intellectual discipline that is rare even among professional scholars… I have no doubt that he has dedicated his life to this project…”

     Astronomy and Geophysics, Dr. T.K. Menon:  “… highly impressed… no question in my mind about the need to have his ideas widely discussed...”

     Physical Anthropology, Dr. Braxton M. Alfred:  “… Anthony Marr’s effort is in the tradition of 19th Century scholarship, but is based solidly on 20th Century science.  There is simply no modern parallel for his accomplishment… extraordinarily ambitious… truly a grand scheme…  He speaks with the power and confidence of one who totally commands the material… in every way superior to any of the Ph.D. degrees this department has awarded in the twenty years of my appointment… characterized by careful, thoughtful attention and rigorous development.  I recommend it, and him, without qualification.”

 

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