interview questions

Jeff Wilson · 06 Jan 2011, 14:40 · from 2011-January.txt.gz

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From: jwilson at io.com (Jeff Wilson)
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2011 08:40:53 -0600
Subject: (urth) interview questions
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On 1/6/2011 4:21 AM, Tony Ellis wrote:
> Lee Berman wrote:
>> Since there aren't any (that I recall) Abo or Shadow Child ruins, does this imply an
>> earthly orgin to these guys? Maybe something like David's idea...like, Q. Where did Homo habilus
>> disappear to?"  A. to Ste. Anne.
>
> An earthly origin, or perhaps that humanity on both Earth and St Anne
> is the result of some earlier galactic expansion. I find the idea
> pretty far-fetched to say the least - but also hard to dismiss, for
> reasons I go into in my response to Gerry.

What about the lack of artifacts of the stat-travelers, and the 
integration of primates into Earth's fossil record? The author 
intentionally draws our attention to both issues, if not to dismiss 
ancient astronauts then what for?

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Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com
Computational Intelligence Laboratory - Texas A&M Texarkana
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