Présentation de l'éditeur
ASTROLOGY OFF THE BEATEN TRACK bridges the deep divide between astrology and modern science. It represents a major breakthrough and an exceptional achievement, as this book is a synthesis of the only rigorous scientific study of astrology conducted by a high profile scientist who spent 40 years of her life investigating astrology. After finding fault with today's scientists, who with contempt and prejudice have refused to put astrology to the test, Dr. Suzel Fuzeau-Braesch decided to conduct her own investigation to either confirm or discredit astrology. After studying the work of ancient astrologers and contemporary researchers, as well as modern statisticians and biologists, she undertook an original research program that has extended the boundaries of our understanding of astrology and science. Most intriguingly, Fuzeau-Braesch examined the characteristics of purebred dogs and cloned cows - and, to the dismay of skeptics, found that some astrological tools and concepts can be confirmed by hard science. She discovered that beyond the longstanding errors, blind spots, and confused thinking inherent in most astrological techniques lies a real and still unexplained interaction between personality and planets. Throughout her personal and professional journeys, Fuzeau-Braesch has charted a path for those who find value in interdisciplinary studies that are based on true science, rather than personal or professional biases or magical thinking. Her wide ranging work is a thoughtful step toward creating a new kind of scientific thinking, one that will appeal to readers with a profound curiosity about the mysteries of our universe.
Suzel Fuzeau–Braesch earned a Docteur d’Etatès Sciences (D.Sc.) from the University of Paris. She was an Honorary Director of Research at the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France, and a director of a research laboratory on insect biology at the University of Paris XI-Orsay, where she researched animals’ lifecycles, pigmentations, and brain-behavior biochemistry. She was the author of 150 academic publications.
Suzel Fuzeau–Braesch earned a Docteur d’Etatès Sciences (D.Sc.) from the University of Paris. She was an Honorary Director of Research at the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France, and a director of a research laboratory on insect biology at the University of Paris XI-Orsay, where she researched animals’ lifecycles, pigmentations, and brain-behavior biochemistry. She was the author of 150 academic publications.
