Critics say that Sheldrake's theories undermine what?
Public's understanding of science
The value of gold
The essence of time
The fashion industry
Answer
Critics say that Sheldrake's theories undermine the public's understanding of science because they are not based on scientific evidence and are not supported by the scientific community. Sheldrake's theories are based on the idea of "morphic resonance," which is the idea that the structure of an object or organism can affect the behavior of other objects or organisms of the same type.
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