i just found this....
and he was in Princeton in the 50's.
that is were Einstein spent his last days.
funny just after my collage days. i worked at the McCater theatre in Princeton. before he died Einstein used to go and sit back stage during the shows...he like to watch the back stage view best.
he would write comments on the wall back stage. i was very sad when they renovated the theater and replaced that wall.
Quoting: psyoptics I finally got the chance to watch this video in it's entirety. Thank you so much for this.
I'm a great believer that the ancients had a tremendous amount of knowledge that we have not even considered, and have dismissed as pure fantasy. I have always believed that ancient man had all the capacities to be as intelligent and intellectual as modern man, and only lacked the proper tools to analyze what they experienced and saw.
What devotion it must have taken to spend a lifetime studying the the stars, charting them and their movements in a time without technology. It boggles the mind, and in fact the ancients required
more of an intellectual capacity to accomplish what we now take for granted in allowing technology to interpret and decipher for us.
I would say that I was amazed that I have never heard of this gentleman before, but it seems he was born into the era of biblical myths, and was I am sure, socially-ostracized for attempting to explain the story of myth with science.
I'm very much looking forward to reading his books after seeing this video.
Thank you so much Psy ....
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