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John McConnell (Earth Society Foundation), Michael Eber, Dr Reinhard Eckhorn, Dr Gerald M Edelman, John R Edwards, Dr Frederick Edwords, Dr Albert Eglash, Dr John H Ehrenreich, Manfred Eigen, Dr T J Enright, Marcus Eriksen, Professor Matthew Erdely, Glen Evans, Sally Duensing (Exploratorium), Clifton Fadiman, Douglas M Fambrough, Len Farber, Dr Richard E Fine, Dr Ernst Peter Fischer, Merill M Flood, Preston Foraytor, Dr Donald R Forsdyke, Frances Frech, Dr Paul Kurtz (Free Inquiry magazine), Luis Rinaldini (concerning free will), Dr John Maddox (of Nature concerning correspondence with 'Le Minister Délégué chargé de la Francophonie'), Meyer Friedman, Douglas O Frost, Noriaki Funada, Dr Montgomery Furth, and Dr Joaquin M Fuster.

Includes photographs of Crick with Noriaki Funada of the Dentsu Institute for Human Studies, Tokyo, 1988.

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