The reception of the scientific community to Sheldrake's theories was critical. "Theories of everything" are generally greeted with skepticism, particularly if they are written in layman's language and not published in peer-reviewed journals, and even more so if the author claims insight into fields that they have no direct experience in. A New Science of Life was all three, and thus generally dismissed out of hand. Sheldrake seems to have become increasingly disenchanted with the science world's reaction. On his we ...

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As he moved away from interest in mainstream institutions, he proposed a list of Seven Experiments That Could Change The World (1994), which included, among other things, the seed of his study of Dogs that Know When Their Owners are Coming Home (1999). In 2003 he published The Sense of Being Stared At, about a sense reported widely by a great many people. This included an experiment where people were blindfolded and having other people behind them either stare at them or at another target; the object beings stared ...

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Some who believe in the Records claim that they were used by ancient peoples around the world, including the Indians, Tibetans, Egyptians, Persians, Chaldeans, Greeks, Chinese, Hebrews, Christians, Druids, and Mayans. The belief is that the ancient Indian sages of the Himalayas knew that each soul recorded every moment of its existence in a "book", and that if one attuned oneself properly then one could read or view that book. In Egypt, it is said, those who could read the Akasha were held in high standing and were often found advising Phara ...

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Akashic Records, Akashic Records - History of Akashic Records, Akashic Records - Description and explanation of the Akashic Records, Akashic Records - Specific accounts of the Akashic Records

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There are many formulations of the genetic disproof, but all have roughly the same structure as the following: Acquired traits do not affect an organisms genome. Only the genome is passed to the offspring. Therefore, acquired traits cannot be passed to the offspring. While this proof may be logically valid, it suffers from the material fallacy of begging the question, since no one who believes in See also:

Inheritance of acquired characters, Inheritance of acquired characters - Evidence, Inheritance of acquired characters - Genetic Disproof

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In Theosophy and the various New Age-related faiths, the Akashic Records are records of all knowledge, including all human experience down to the finest detail, held in the universe. The Akashic records resemble a library and are also compared to a universal computer (some would say the 'Mind of God'). The Akashic Records are referred to by Edgar Cayce, who stated that each person is held to account after life and 'confronted' with their personal Akashic record of what they have/not done in life in a karmic sense. This is not h ...

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Akashic Records, Akashic Records - History of Akashic Records, Akashic Records - Description and explanation of the Akashic Records, Akashic Records - Specific accounts of the Akashic Records

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Buddy can mimic any abilities of any animal, either by focusing on a specific animal near him, or, as he learned later, by drawing power from the animal kingdom in general. The nature of these powers has been described in various ways, including the superficial "alien radiation" explanation of his early appearances, the reconstruction of his body by aliens with "morphogenetic grafts" at the cellular level, and mystical access to the "morphogenetic field" or "the Red". He does not have to use wings to fly as a bird, or gills to breath as a fi ...

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Animal Man, Animal Man - History, Animal Man - 1980s, Animal Man - After Cancellation, Animal Man - Powers and Abilities, Animal Man - Awards

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Arguing that quantum theory has progressive political implications, the paper claims the New Age concept of the morphogenetic field could be a cutting-edge theory of quantum gravity and concludes that since "physical 'reality' ... is at bottom a social and linguistic construct", a "liberatory science" and "emancipatory mathematics" must be developed that spurn "the elite caste['s] canon of 'high science'" for a "postmodern science [that] provide[s] powerful intellec ...

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In more recent work Sheldrake has developed his ideas further and also conducted experiments (documented in subsequent books) on phenomena - particularly telepathy-related - which he believes could be explained by morphogenetic fields. Some of these experiments have apparently produced striking results, though many scientists remain unconvinced. Sheldrake encourages such experiments to be carried out by ordinary people, and many have been, including some conducted by BBC TV's popular science programme Tomorrow's World, and investigati ...

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Rupert Sheldrake, Rupert Sheldrake - New Science of Life controversy, Rupert Sheldrake - Later work, Rupert Sheldrake - Bibliography

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Animal Man returned to being a third string character after the cancellation of his titular book, but he has not disappeared. On the Vertigo side, he was one of the lead characters in Tom Peyer's one-shot Totems. In the DC Universe, he has appeared alongside Aquaman, Hawkman and Resurrection Man. During a JLA annual crossover event, the Martian Manhunter sought out Animal Man's expertise in the morphogenetic field to assist the League. This appearance also cast doubt on whether or not The Coyote Gospel is in continuity. He made an appearance in the Identity Crisis miniseries, ...

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Animal Man, Animal Man - History, Animal Man - 1980s, Animal Man - After Cancellation, Animal Man - Powers and Abilities, Animal Man - Awards

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In 1981, Sheldrake trailed his hypothesis of formative causation in an article in New Scientist magazine. The piece was provocatively headlined: "Scientific proof that science has got it all wrong". An editorial introduction admitted that, to modern science, an idea such as Sheldrake’s was "completely scatty", but justified its publication on the grounds that first, "Sheldrake is an excellent scientist; the proper, imaginative kind that in an earlier age discovered continents and mirrored the world in sonnets," and secondly, "the science in his ideas is goo ...

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Rupert Sheldrake, Rupert Sheldrake - New Science of Life controversy, Rupert Sheldrake - Later work, Rupert Sheldrake - Bibliography

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA. The project to create the TV show. Nearly every anime has an organization called "project," such as that of "Project AKIRA." Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project. The project behind Renewal of Evangelion, the 10th anniversary new editions of NGE, and tie-in products.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA. The project to create the TV show. Nearly every anime has an organization called "project," such as that of "Project AKIRA." Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project. The project behind Renewal of Evangelion, the 10th anniversary new editions of NGE, and tie-in products.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV. UN Special Agency NERV (German for "nerve"), is an organization tasked with defending Earth against Angels led by Gendou Ikari. It was formerly GEHIRN, a UN Research Agency. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN. NERV's predecessor, located at GeoFront, tasked with the development of Evangelion Units. Branch 3 is located in Germany. Two other Branches are located in USA, and one probably in China. A minor Branch is located in Matsushiro, Japan. (Gehirn is German for "brain") ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis. Meaning "the beginning" of creation, and is symbolically illustrated in the book of Genesis of the Hebrew scriptures. The phrase of the title, "Neon Genesis" (neo meaning "new"), may suggest the beginning of a restart and/or re-order of creation, which reaches its climax in The End of Evangelion. Genesis is never shown in the series or movies, nor is it ever referred to directly. However, it is assumed that this event took place. ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis. Meaning "the beginning" of creation, and is symbolically illustrated in the book of Genesis of the Hebrew scriptures. The phrase of the title, "Neon Genesis" (neo meaning "new"), may suggest the beginning of a restart and/or re-order of creation, which reaches its climax in The End of Evangelion. Genesis is never shown in the series or movies, nor is it ever referred to directly. However, it is assumed that this event took place. ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls. The ancient Hebrew manuscripts found in the caves around Qumran between 1947 and 1956. In the series, they are in possession of SEELE, and contain prophecies of future events, including the arrival of the Angels. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim. The Children of Lilith, i. e. humanity. Kaworu Nagisa (the 17th Angel) often refers to humans/humankind as "Lilim". < ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls. The ancient Hebrew manuscripts found in the caves around Qumran between 1947 and 1956. In the series, they are in possession of SEELE, and contain prophecies of future events, including the arrival of the Angels. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim. The Children of Lilith, i. e. humanity. Kaworu Nagisa (the 17th Angel) often refers to humans/humankind as "Lilim". < ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV. The UN Special Agency NERV (German for "nerve") is an organization led by Gendou Ikari tasked with defending Earth against Angels. It was formerly known as GEHIRN, a UN Research Agency. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN. NERV's predecessor, located at GeoFront, tasked with the development of Evangelion Units. Branch 3 is located in Germany. Two other Branches are located in USA, and one probably in China. A minor Branch is located in Matsushiro, Japan. (Gehirn is German for "brain") ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug. Pilots control their Evangelion from within their "Entry Plugs". They are long, cylindrical structures rounded at both ends with a hatch to allow the pilots' entry. After the pilot enters the plug, the plug is filled with the breathable fluid, LCL. Control from within the entry plug for activation of the Evangelion usually consists of voice-commands (in conjunction with mental thought), although this is usually done by those concerned at NERV, remotely. In controllin ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug. Pilots control their Evangelion from within their "Entry Plugs". They are long, cylindrical structures rounded at both ends with a hatch to allow the pilots' entry. After the pilot enters the plug, the plug is filled with the breathable fluid, LCL. Control from within the entry plug for activation of the Evangelion usually consists of voice-commands (in conjunction with mental thought), although this is usually done by those concerned at NERV, remotely. In controllin ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Noting that such concepts are blatantly absurd, Sokal thus concluded the journal ignored intellectual rigor and "felt comfortable publishing an article on quantum physics without bothering to consult anyone knowledgeable in the subject." In their defense, the editors of Social Text stated that they believed that the article "was the earnest attempt of a professional scientist to seek some kind of affirmation from postmodern philosophy for developments in his field" and that "its status as parody does not alter substantially our intere ...

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