Carl Jung was one of the founders of modern psychology. The way he talked about the human psyche made it seem like a place populated by godly archetypal beings, and yet he wanted desperately to appeal to serious scientists. So how did science treat his findings?

Why, by ignoring them as the blather of a crank, of course!

We'll get into that and much more in this continuing conversation between Tom Cheetham and Jeremy Vaeni.