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Wednesday, February 04, 2004

Posted by philgomes 8:34 PM
Chariots Of The Gods And Other Thoughts

Chariots Of The Gods And Other Thoughts
Lately, I've been occupying the off-hours reading up on paranormal phenomena. After watching this video about the upcoming Alien vs. Predator movie, I was reminded of the book Chariots Of The Gods by Erich Van Daniken. I bought it for a buck at The Book Shop in Hayward.
Though rhetorically unsound in spots, Chariots is a great read. Von Daniken posits that the great structures of ancient civilization — Easter Island's monoliths, Egyptian pyramids, Mayan temples — were the result of human/alien collaborations.
In addition to reading, I've also been pretty big on the Coast To Coast AM radio show, hosted by George Noory on the weekdays and Art Bell on the weekends. I found this blurb on the site about one physicist's theory that Egyptians had mastered antigravity.
Whu-whu-WHAT?
Not likely, but fun to think about. And it certainly would answer a lot of questions.
Speaking of paranormal phenomena... Where's my Fields Of The Nephilim DVD, anyway?




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