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From: ted@imsvax.UUCP (Ted Holden)
Newsgroups: net.origins
Subject: brief response to questions of Beth Christy and Mike Schwartzbach
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Date: Sat, 14-Sep-85 22:32:28 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep 14 22:32:28 1985
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To Michael:

    The evidence from the realm of mythology is that only one side of this
 planet was inhabited during the age of Kronos.  Catch David Talbott's book,
"The Saturn Myth", Doubleday 1980 for details.  However, there were a number
of devastating catastrophies after the age of Kronos, so that the continents and their present positions are no indication of what the surface of the earth
looked like during that age.  Velikovsky's books "Worlds in Collision" 
and "Earth in Upheavel" give a better account of these latter day catastrophies
than anything I could say in a few lines.  The whole notion of falling "off the
edge of the earth" if you were to sail too far, familiar up to Columbus' time,
was a racial memory from the age of Kronos, when the equator really was the
edge of the earth and nothing lived below it, except, as you said, maybe
turtles.


To Beth:

    I probably should have just said that anything which can be figured out
logically should be figured out logically with no further ado.  Generally,
we screw things up by doing otherwise.  The particular comment about
"leverage" struck me as off-the-wall and probably made-up, but if looked-up,
looked up in the wrong place.


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