A rival view is now likely to take hold.
Dawkins "falsely considers that Christianity offers a rival view of the universe to science".
Another Nobel laureate, Paul Krugman, labelled a rival view of business cycles "Phlogiston economics", a reference to a debunked 17th-century theory of chemistry.
That suggests they are unlikely to cut rates now.A rival view argues that borrowers with strong bargaining power, such as big state-owned enterprises (SOEs), will now be emboldened to push the big banks for cheaper loans.
This rival view fitted neatly into the social-engineering optimism of most of the world's post-1945 governments.The posthumous scandal over the work of Cyril Burt seemed to confirm this change of mind.
And several countries in Central and Eastern Europe, such as Poland and the Baltic states, would gain in confidence if Belarus were able, as it were, to come over to their new way of thinking.But among Slavs a rival view too is strong.
But in articulating a rival view, most off-road vehicle advocates and timber industry officials have been arguing that too much public land has already been placed off limits to public use, and the roadless approach would deal a final, fatal blow to that principle.
Another aide explained why the Campbell speech was axed: "The rival view was that our vulnerability on English nationalism was really very severe and anything that sounded like we were defending the Scots would be music to the Tories' ears, and just make the problem worse.
According to this rival view, the best-known proponent of which is George Ainslie (2001), the pathology of self-control from which addicts suffer does not involve agents acting contrary to their own better judgments.
