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Smolin portrays string theorists as tending toward arrogance, insularity, and groupthink; they value technical ability over original thought, follow faddishly the ideas of a few top physicists, and look down on adherents of other theories. The root of the problem, Ratzinger thought, lay in the tendency to define the church faddishly as the "people of God," while neglecting other, more authentic ecclesial "models. |
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