There is a myth that science and religion are locked in conflicted. And it's a battle that science must win.
The physicist, Carlo Rovelli, is an eloquent purveyor of the myth and uses the Ancient Greek philosopher, Anaximander, to perpetuate the confrontation.
However, Rovelli has a problem. His case rests on a set of assumptions that look increasingly untenable and untrue, and even undesirable.
In fact, Anaximander can help us understand where modern science, for all its genius, goes wrong.
Inner Life, Talks and Thoughts