In Search of the God Particle, une discussion avec Steven Weinberg
Newsweek a interviewé Steven Weinberg (qui vient de publier Cosmology) à propos de la mise en service prochaine du L.H.C (Large Hadron Collider). Vous pouvez en lire quelques extraits sur leur site.
Weinberg a des paroles très justes sur la science et la religion.
I don’t think that discoveries in elementary particle physics in themselves are likely to have anything like the impact of Darwin’s theory.[...]. [Religion] is something created by human beings, and as human beings learn more and more their religion changes. Today, especially in the more established religious sects in the West, they’ve learned to stop trying to explain nature religiously and leave that to science.
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