5HC
Lee · 26 Aug 2014, 17:31
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From: severiansola at hotmail.com (Lee) Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2014 13:31:32 -0400 Subject: (urth) 5HC Message-ID: <BLU175-W35A4B4A8E6305D73FA3BDFCFDC0 at phx.gbl> Marc Aramini: No lee, I think he was a shadow child, which is very different >than an abo. Thanks Marc. I had forgotten that aspect of your view and I appreciate the reminder. >Gerry Quinn: She's (Dr. Veil) an amateur. Probably barely heard of on Earth. Apparently somebody has heard of her and is aware of her work. And to assume only one person in the universe is familiar with her seems rather unlikely. If Dr. Marsch was preparing for an anthropological trip to St. Croix/Ste. Anne it seems unlikely he would not have encountered her work. If I am going to study the Yanomamo there is no way I am not going to be familiar with Chagnon's work. >And anyway, her theory is wrong and even a bit silly. so you have decided that Dr. Marsch had not been replaced by an abo? Because if he was, it renders Veil's hypothesis at least partially correct. And if something has happened once, why is it silly to consider that it has happened more than once? >Actually it (5HoC) exists in the form of a text. Text consists only of black on white markings. There is no meaning to them, except for what exists in certain people's minds. There is no physical reality to any of the fictional elements of 5Hc. It's all in your head (and mine, and others).
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