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Arrogant physicists can say the most hilarious things. Like the above, said by recent Templeton Prize winner John Barrow to none other than Richard Dawkins.
PZ gets him* back though, “Yeah, and some physicists are little more than glorified numerologists.”
* I was going to say “us” given my own physics background, but I don’t want to be associated with the likes of Barrow.
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