Original subtitles

This is the second one.

Georges Charpac, Nobel Prize in Physics, and Henri Broc, Specialist in Paranormal,

publishes at Odile Jacob a modest but striking work, Become a Sorcerer,

Become a Scholar.

Covered under the title, this biblical quote, Forgive them, they do not know what

they are doing, because the target of our authors are

the charlatans, the pseudo-scientifics of all kinds.

Far from us the idea of despising the sorcerers.

We are all born as sorcerers, amazed, frightened by

the fabulous world in which destiny has immersed us.

We learn to know it, to defend it, to understand it, by forging beliefs,

religions, philosophies, sciences.

But, to follow Charpac and Broc, attention to the perverse effects of the

religion of science born in the 19th century

and, for example, in the sharabia of Scientology.

Recalling the infinite possibilities of the human brain, our rationalists then

deliver, crudely supported, a particularly welcome dismantling of the alleged

experiences of levitation, telepathy and other parables.

A bit like a prestidigitator delivered its secrets,

everything is in the manipulation, that's the right word.