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RE: The Fear Effect...
Awesome. I do like a good Ayn Rand quote. She spent a lot of time thinking and had some really important messages. I wish more people would read her seriously. Thanks for adding this.
you're welcome.
I was pretty interested in her writing's back in the day.
I read "The Fountainhead" when I was 16 or 17 and loved it. Read "Atlas Shrugged" a couple of years later. I've of course read them several times sense that time since that was in the late 80s. Some of my children have read them including my youngest who read "Atlas Shrugged" when he was 10.
I have some other books of hers, but those two were the masterpieces as far as I'm concerned.
have you read Anthem?
I started to. I have it. I need to get back to it. I don't think it was a matter of not liking it. It was more likely due to something distracting me. ;)
short book. It shouldn't take long to read it.
Kinda skeery.
I've heard it's the first one she wrote..
...by several years actually.
she didn't publish for a while.
Yeah I own it, just need to find it. I remember it being small compared to her normal tomes. I like big books. :)
This one is pretty interesting....
Don't go off of it's title it does a lot more than that title and Aliens are not mentioned once that I heard. ;)
Lots of pyramids all over the planet are shown though. Pretty good presentation.
I agree that it doesn't add up...
...the oldest are the most sophisticated?
it would seem to me that there was someone capable of moving heavy stuff before the glacial floods?
Has anyone used ground penetrating radar on those sites?
They were at the Bosnian site, and I've heard they have done so at other places, but that's kind of what I meant by hiding stuff. Depending upon who does it we don't always hear the results.
The guy that built the coral castle in Florida and died without telling anyone how he did it always fascinated me. He moved all those blocks by himself with no modern machinery. He claimed he was using forgotten ancient techniques.
Some little kids said they saw him doing it and he had two ice cream cones.
Some are speculating that might be stone shaped ice cream cone like implements that have been found at many archaeological sites and are usually dismissed as art.
A speculation I recently heard involved using intense sound beyond the human hearing range to move them. I have difficulty grasping how that'd work with two stone ice cream cone shaped objects....
Just sharing what little of the mystery I know.