Just picking up a recent remark about de Chardin not being accepted by academia: without being particularly concerned about de Chardin, does acceptance or non-acceptance by academia really matter in the long run? If I remember The Structure of Scientific Revolutions correctly, have not the really important innovations quite often come from outside of academia, initially often...
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