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Fort is sometimes subtle, and at other times, quite blatant concerning his attack on the status quo of mainstream science.

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Yet, it is fort who appears to have kept an open mind when he examines the wealth of data that is available regarding unusual phenomenon.

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Also, fort doesn't force his opinions of what these unexplained phenomenon might be.

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Today's patchwork quilt of theoretical fabrications in physics, cosmology, and similar domains is coming apart.

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The experts are standing on the shoulders of pygmies, while the universe assaults us every day with so many inexplicable observations that the whole edifice of the standard model may soon come unglued.

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I am in complete agreeance with the first three reviewers.

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People don't learn a foreign language one dictionary at a time; rather, they learn one by one word at a a time, then combine recignizable words to form a phrase, then a page, and somewhere down the road, an essay or article; all that can be received by other unknown receptors that await for additional enlightenment.

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Should you read charles pelligrino, sitchin, louis brennan, velikovsky, atlantis rising, charles fort, rough guide or some other work or author dealing in the mysteries of the past for which no one has the exact answer, little by little, terms, concepts, precepts, comprehension and understanding all set in, and perhaps in the midst of darkness, you will see lights that were never recognized prior.