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Anunna_Adrian
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#129▸ Posted: 02 Aug 2000, 19:02 GMT
Thank you, Nina. That is the rarest and most useful kind of post: narrow, competent, and not trying to become a career.
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#130▸ Posted: 06 Aug 2000, 08:12 PST
One grad student does not settle anything.
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#131▸ Posted: 06 Aug 2000, 10:58 CST
Correct. It does not settle everything. It does settle the lazy claim that everyone here is guessing equally. Competence is unevenly distributed, which is rude but useful.
I believe exactly one thread on this board. Guess which. -- the 5%
Gilgamesh99
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#132▸ Posted: 14 Aug 2000, 20:20 GMT
Nina disappearing after one useful post is very tablet-like. Fragmentary, decisive, annoying.
trying to learn before arguing
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#133▸ Posted: 22 Aug 2000, 09:44 GMT
The one-post specialist is one of the internet forms I trust most. No empire-building, no brand, just a correction and a return to real work.
long machinery, small claims
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#134▸ Posted: 07 Sep 2000, 22:14 GMT
If the field is so clear, why did Sitchin sell so many books for so long?
Anunna_Adrian
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#135▸ Posted: 11 Sep 2000, 18:08 GMT
Because he told a grand story in a field where most gatekeepers told no story at all. Humans are meaning-hungry. If specialists leave the table empty except for corrections, someone with a banquet of nonsense will feed the room. That is partly on us.
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DrMarlow
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#136▸ Posted: 15 Sep 2000, 10:18 GMT
Adrian touches the institutional wound. The public was offered either dry catalogues or totalising myth. It chose myth. The answer is not to sneer at appetite, but to cook better food.
the source, then the speculation
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