On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 04:30:07 GMT, Ed Conrad <edconrad@verizon.net> wrote:

It is fact -- not fiction -- that Immanuel Velikovsky
will forever rank as one of the most brilliant scientists
of the 20th century, actually an investigative reporter
if there ever was one.

Whatever else he was, he was not a genealogist.

Velikovsky didn't have the foggiest notion, when launching
his original research, that it would eventually lead to his
pair of mind-boggling books, "Worlds in Collision" and
"Earth in Upheaval."

Neither of which have anything to do with genealogy.

It was simply a case of one thing leading to another.

As, no doubt, was the case of your posting this in alt.genealogy

          MAN AS OLD AS COAL

Your brain is still fossilized, Ed. 

Unfortunately, it's not high-quality anthracite, but inefficient old lignite.
A lot of smoke, little fire, and no genealogy.


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Steve Hayes
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