I don't see it at all that way. I see the problems of people that begin to think that everything has to be mechanical, particularly the behaviorists, and the psychologists who believe that cause and effect is the only way to relate to the world and who may base that opinion on Newtonian physics. I see that they're creating a problem. They're stretching the metaphor further than it should be stretched. Generally the spiritual community, the psychological community have been very receptive and positive towards my work.
Physicists tend to be ambivalent about it.
Some of them think I say nonsense. Some of them simply refuse to even comment about me. I'm not credible to them. To other physicists, particularly younger ones who haven't necessarily reached the point where they're so fixed in their thinking that they can't change, I'm somewhat of a hero. So I have a spectrum of things, as I would expect I would have, as do other physicists who write books on similar subjects.