Paul Whittle has written an eloquent piece about the fault that runs through psychology, as tectonic faults run through communities or raise mountain ranges between nations. He characterizes what lies on either side of the fault in psychology land. His article identifies how the fault both can and cannot be crossed, how it both can and cannot be transcended, and does so better than any other article to date.

Whittle at last has situated the debate in the right place: the problem is a matter of culture. Within the culture of experimental psychology one adopts shared values and beliefs. Enculturation takes 3 or 4 years,