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Here's one of those peculiar Apple paradoxes: One year after the death of Steve Jobs -- the iconic leader Barron's once called "the world's most valuable CEO" -- Apple's value has soared.
Shares of the company are up almost 80% since its visionary co-founder passed away. In 2012 alone, Apple's stock soared past the $500, $600 and $700 price marks, making it the most valuable company of all time.
From one angle, that's no surprise. Jobs left his company in the best shape of its life, with a top-selling product lineup, an enviable management team and an invincible aura of cool.
Still, few expected a year this extraordinary.
CEO Tim Cook took over a rocket in mid-air and blasted it even higher. The iPhone and iPad set sales records, the company won a landmark patent lawsuit against chief competitor Samsung, and Apple's holiday sales led to the second-most profitable quarter ever in U.S. corporate history. Suddenly, investors caught up with what financial analysts had been saying for years: Apple, already sporting the highest market cap of any technology company, was actually undervalued by most metrics.
Steve Jobs' absence at Apple's helm has technically been nearly two years long -- starting Jan. 16, 2011, the day he took his third and final medical leave and handed the day-to-day activities over to Cook, then Apple's chief operations officer.
Jobs' genius was never in the logistics of running a company; it was the "yeses" and "nos" of knowing which visions to pursue and which to abandon. Jobs was doing that almost right up to his death, according to biographer Walter Isaacson, all throughout his medical leave and even during his very brief, six-week stint as chairman after handing the CEO role over to Cook.
It's been an amazing run. Cook's second year is shaping up to be far more challenging.
"Apple now is riding the coattails of Jobs' tremendous success," says Daniel Morgan, a portfolio manager at Synovus Trust, whose funds hold Apple as a stock. "Without Jobs, you have to wonder if and when this wave of success peters out."
Many Apple customers found themselves pining for Jobs recently after Apple bungled the debut of its much-maligned Maps app for the iPhone and iPad. Since Apple Maps launched, Apple has lost nearly $40 billion in market value.


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Client Saint-Gobain recently announced the opening of a new pavilion equipped with solar panels at the Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center in Worcester, Mass. Unlike most standard charitable initiatives, this one required strategic messaging that sensitively positioned the company's past oversight as the launching pad for today's community donation.
BG Public Relations client Harcum College was featured on Philly.com's Neighbors blog for a piece on the two-year college's progress since 2007.
Yesterday, the Philly Ad Club honored Chairman & Chief Creative Officer Berny Brownstein as a Mover and Shaker in the Greater Philadelphia Communications Industry. For those who couldn't make the event, here is the speech Berny shared with everyone in attendance:
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Holland says that he still does most of the cooking now and his wife, Joyce, does all of the cleaning. Holland shared that he doesn't prepare a lot of repeat meals and that he is always looking for something different to make. "I watch Food Network and find most of my recipes on the internet," said Holland. "My son just returned from college so we are cooking at home a lot more."
Holland shared that when it comes to cooking, he leans more toward baking cookies and cakes and although he has flopped a few pound cakes, they remain his favorite to make.
In his spare time, Holland is out riding motorcycles or hunting. Holland shared that until recently, he never had enough time to enjoy his favorite activities. "I worked 12 years as a chicken farmer," said Holland. "I never had a day off or vacation until I started my new career at Engineered Flooring."
Today, Holland is sharing his family recipes of "Gussie's Strawberry Cake" and "Grandmother Worley's Tea Cakes."
Grandmother (Annie Mae) Worley's Tea Cakes
2 sticks margarine
1 cup sugar
1 tsp soda
3 tablespoons sweet milk
3 cups plain flour
1 tsp vanilla
Pinch of salt
Combine all ingredients and bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. *Sometimes Holland adds 1 tablespoon of brewed coffee for extra flavoring.
Gussie's Strawberry Cake with Icing Ingredients for cake
1 box white cake mix
1 package strawberry jello in ½ cup cold water
¾ cup Wesson Oil
½ lb strawberries
4 eggs beaten
Combine all ingredients, adding jello last. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Remove from heat and cool. Using a fork, punch holes in layers.
Ingredients for Icing
½ strawberries drained well
1 box confectioner's sugar
1 stick of butter (or 8 oz cream cheese)
Combine all ingredients and set juice aside. Pour juice over cake first and apply icing after cooling.
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Marmot's designers forgot nothing on the Backcountry 30, a rugged thirty-liter backcountry pack: A diagonal ski carry system; a vertical board carry system; an easy-access tool pocket right up front where you need it; main compartment access from the back panel; stowable helmet carry system; shovel and probe sleeves; goggle pocket; and the list goes on. A-frame compatible for touring, with a durable PU coating for excellent water-repellency.
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Because of the fact that it looks like the alcohol is empowering Lee is not the kind of message that'll fly in the US.* Everyone knows the style is Druken Fist kung-fu.* It would be different if Lee just changed his style on his own but instead it's like saying "If u know the drunken fist and get drunk u'll become that much stronger."* Which was true for the art but its the message it sends.
Storm 2 should have:
Online Gameplay With Other Players -*They can have that, What about the Pokemon Platinum's GTS. They should too make that for a PS3 and all of us can challenge other players.
More Characters - Who doesnt want more characters?! Maybe, it goes till Asuma's Death. Then Storm 3 can have it up till Five Kage Summit. If that keeps up it'll beat BT3's character roster!
PSN - The game should be available on PSN.
Imported - Imported to all places.(JAP, AUS, US, EU)
Languages*- Japanese & English
Support Characters - Support Characters should be available to all. They should not be exclusive. Ability to switch*between selected support characters.
More Stages - Destructable stages & more of them.
Costumes - Costumes also available to everyone and should have all the costumes of all the characters*shown till the finishing arc of the game.*
I would like to ask one question. Is it possible to this, what would Naruto Shippuden UNS2 ported on PC?
I hope they add a single ranked match
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SAN FRANCISCO – You need to question the assumptions of today's science to "finish the revolution" in physics and keep technology moving forward, Carver Mead told an audience of well over a thousand semiconductor engineers here. Accepted constants such as the speed of light need to be re-examined, said the 78-year-old veteran of semiconductor design technology, speaking in quietly passionate tones without foils or notes.
"It's a mind opening experience to think about physical law this way," said Mead in a keynote at the 60th annual International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC). "I am spending the entire rest of my life doing that, and when we are done with this revolution we will have a way of thinking about the universe vastly more intuitive and inspiring than what we have today," he said.
Mead called for breakthroughs in the understanding of "the nature of how matter works and pass that on to our children in intuitive, accessible ways, not buried in a pile of obscure mathematics." Scientists and engineers need to challenge orthodox thinking, he said, giving examples of little known critics of physicists such as Newton and Werner Heisenberg.
"We have been living with misconceptions and gobbledygook, of thought processes not allowed to go forward," Mead said. "People couldn't imagine the world being as interesting as it is, partly because some big egos got in the way," he added. "Our view of science, that got us this far, is keeping us from going further," Mead said. "There's a bigger conceptual picture we need to integrate into our thinking," he added.
Mead co-authored a seminal text on VLSI design.
The professor emeritus of Caltech noted his own work and that of Intel's Gordon Moore in 1967 predicting advances of more than an order of magnitude in semiconductor physics. "Most people thought we were crazy… [but] after a few years it became the industry road map," he said.
Mead's keynote followed a talk describing heroic efforts to create extreme ultraviolet lithography systems that aim to continue progress in chip technology.
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Carver Mead is absolutely right in making the leap from daily progress to thinking outside the box and "finishing" the work on the law of physics. Unfortunately nor many engineers can afford to think such lofty thoughts and must concentrate on the daily engineering tasks at hand. But that is what is great about such a premiere technical conference as the ISSCC. Organizers always find a way to invite keynoters that expand the mind of the audience and provide the necessary "what-if" for them.
I think that those on the bleeding edge largely disregard where academia says we are and they use thier own research to build better tools than the competitors. the sharing of the most important science is over,save making it look like everybody is still playing along. QM aint so useful in some phys sims so change the code to what does work,just dont publish it for everybody to see,they might catch up to us.
Amazing stuff. He should make an appearance on the Big Bang Theory!
If there is one constant in science it is that the majority fear the implications of change. Hundreds of years ago one were simply put to death for daring the present. Today, as Carver points out, they are buried under arrogance.
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Interesting talk, but I'm not sure I buy it. There are only about a zillion different misconceptions the average joe labors under most of his life, which his own intuition says make a lot of sense. Sometimes, it just becomes imperative to "do the math." Or you're indeed never going to move forward. Is this arrogance or is this reality?
My favorite recent example of this is something called the Iris Engine. Look it up. Intuitively, if someone tells you that this Iris Engine has a lot more "working area" than a piston engine, and that this much greater "working area" translates to better efficiency, many people would be struck by the brilliance of the concept. Wow, how come "they" didn't think of this sooner?
Intuition is tricky. That conclusion is, of course, false. In a heat engine, Carnot cycle, efficiency is a function of the temperature difference between combustion and exhaust. That temperature difference, in an internal combustion engine, is governed entirely by the compression ratio, and *not at all* by the "working area."
Is this intuitive? I'm not sure. It is once you've done the math, of course. The real answer can be derived using the gas law (PV=nRT) and Boyle's law (P1V1=P2V2).
My thesis is, truly brilliant people, like Prof. Meade, not to mention Albert Einstein, may well be able to intuit a lot of concepts without having to do the math. I very much doubt most people have this luxury. And even these brilliant people spend most of their lives attempting to prove what their intuition might have suggested to them in an instant. Because even they usually get it wrong, at least partially.
The point is you relying on math is not an understanding of physics, and people are usually told that in order to understand physics you first need to understand the math
Right on! This is EXACTLY Carver's point.
Everyone thinks what was done in the past MUST without fail be used in defining the future. Wrong.
It is important as engineers and scientist that all things accepted as truth be continually questioned. Otherwise we risk discovering nothing new.
How many times has earlier science been later proven wrong? Do some of us really believe it has all been figured out CORRECTLY? I for one think not.
I buy it less now than I did on first read.
Leaving everything up to intuition, because somehow that makes it all more fun, simply leads to chaotic thinking. The result will be, a lot of loud noise from the clueless, and still the need for logical and incremental thought by those who actually produce anything of value.
Most advances in science are not the step changes the press like to dwell on. Most are imrovements, or let's say generalizations, of what came before. By FAR. You don't get there unless you know what came before.
Einstein did not invalidate Isaac Newton. He merely showed that Netwon's ideas were valid only at low speeds. The Bohr atom might have been simplistic, but just as it refined the atom models that came before it, in turn it leads to modern models, with weirder looking orbitals and subatomic particles.
"How many times has earlier science been later proven wrong?"
Wrong question. The better question is, how many times have those who didn't know the previous science ever made any useful discoveries? Very few, is my bet.
Here, you might want to read these few screens, to see how scientific discoveries hinge on what came before. This is related to quantum mechanics and to concepts that we now take for granted that Einstein himself initially disagreed with.
You won't notice any of these luminaries claiming that everything before was "wrong," if you take a read. It's all about refinement.
R. S. Moore
"How many times has earlier science been later proven wrong?"
And exactly how does that happen?
Somebody models the results of a theory. Then he or she makes observations. Then he or she compares the observations to the model.
You can't do the modeling without the math. Intuition is no substitute.
You make it sound like intuition is somehow precedes actual knowledge and trumps tedious calculations. This is just incorrect: the great scientits who were famous for their intuition, like Newton, Einstein or Feynmann, were all brilliant technicians, and did the calculations so much they gave them intuition that transcended the conventional understanding.
In other words, their great intuitions were BUILT ON their technical prowess, not working against it. I am reminded of Salvatore Dali who is of course famous for surrealism but who was capable of super-realistic, photographic illustration.
It makes sense to me on a personal level that intuition and detailed grunge work are complementary and both need as well as enable each other. I intuitively know trigonometry because I did a lot of homework on it; now I have an intuitive understanding of sin()---and can leverage it to understand Bessel functions. My children perhaps will intuitively understand the behavior of J0().
This meme that intuition and gut feeling simply trumps reflection and rigor is very dangerous---unfortunately it insinuated itself into important areas such as politics and economy, and we'll suffer the ill effects of that for a long time. When Carver Mead asks us to question those who "know it's so" he requires a rigorous argument, not just another "I know it's otherwise".
I think the next big thing (if there is one) is understanding spiritual power/force.
ie . how devil functions.
The ability to understand that scientifically is a logical contradiction. Science is only able to deal with "repeatable phenomena". It therefore is only able to work with statistical averages of behavior. Trying to understand individuals or groups that cannot be directly influenced is beyond science's scope.
Nope, devil attract you in a repeatable pattern.
One can hire ex-Pope to work on this for avg ppl have no sense of this topic.
I talked to one former ISSCC keynoter who called this talk a bit "mystical"
We still don't know about dark matter and other dimensions. Much learning to do.
Mead is absolutely right that to keep progress going for the next 20-30 years we will need a different approach to engineering based on more sophisticated physics. The math for quantum physics is challenging but the "intuitive" concepts are even more challenging.
The fundamental problem with Quantum Physics is that is is an empirical science. We know that Schroedinger's equation works, but we have no concept of why. In that sense, the phrase "Quantum Theory" is a misnomer. There is no theory, only an equation that works. When there is an understanding of quantum behavior that Shroedinger's Equation can be derived from, we will have a theory. Until that theory is created, there are no intuitive concepts.
Why do you stipulate quantum physics only? All physics is empirical. The fascinating part has always been that it's so well behaved.
You can't go wrong by understanding as much math as possible. However, beware of becoming a mathematician.
There was a student-targeted publication I used to see when I was a kid, and its key motto emblazoned throughout each issue was "Chance favors the prepared mind". I would add that intuition, visualizations, even meditative activity can be spectacularly productive IF you have some good grounding in the physical and mathematical fundamentals.
It's not sufficient or necessary to acquire these latter via an advanced degree, but it makes it a whole lot easier, especially if you find some good teachers. The danger is getting blinkered and over-specialized, and also protective of your negative ego, which will devastate speculation and possible insight.
A while ago someone posted in a chatroom a nice problem, an apparent geometrical contradiction. When I told him what the solution was he said NO that's what everyone says. But my grad student math friend explained that it's about tessellations blah blah. I said your grad student friend panicked when he couldn't see the answer from elementary plane geometry, and proceeded to baffle you with BS. He should be ashamed.
It is difficult to grasp one's imagination unless we become some part of it.
Do not know what to comment about this, but certainly we have become the most contradictory species on earth.
Nothing can help us here unless we learn how to maintain and sustain what we have.
For e.g., we speak of great innovations, but the products die at a faster rate than it took to build. Oh yeah, that is Moore's law..So how is it going to help.
Not to say that it might have made billions rendering worthless in few years. Yet, a lot of people complain about NASA's funding, for which there is no direct material return.
Imagine a day in 1500s or 1600s,can we survive it? Oh, that is a reality show..
Unless we practice science and respect it, no intuition or technically sophisticated mathematics would help. Are we simplifying or complicating? Time will tell for sure. The future looks bleak.
C VanDorne
My take on this speach is that this is a proud man looking at his end-game who is trying to inspire thought, and maybe he's even looking for a protege. By the reaction I see here he has achieved at least one of those goals.
I didn't hear Carver Mead's presentation, but I can feel his words in my mind as they are quoted here. There is a ring of truth in what he said, although perhaps not eloquently expressed. As we get older, especially those of us exposed to higher education, we begin to realize just how little we really know about the Universe. Sure, we've managed to nail down the edges of a few general principles enough to accomplish useful things, but no one sees the Big Picture yet. We may never see it.
Einstein complained that God doesn't play dice. My apologizes, Albert, but that is exactly the way God appears to work. Dice is God's game and the dice are loaded. When God manipulates probabilities (only God would know how that can happen) to achieve a desired outcome, we are but observers instantiating each event and perhaps calling them miracles. The rest of the time it's Good Orderly Direction as the Universe rolls along on autopilot. Nothing to see here, folks. Move along. Ignore that man behind the curtain.
Physics cannot predict what I will do next (besides hitting "Submit Comment" in a few seconds). As the saying goes, a group of physicists goes to scale a mountain and upon finally reaching the summit they are greeted by a band of theologians who have been camped there for some time.
The news this week was that there might soon be a news-related story on dark matter! I'm looking forward to it.
yes. That was an early work. He also authored Analog VLSI and Neural Systems, and a very interesting book Collective Electrodynamics. And undoubtedly much else.
I don't think any new physics would be valid without experiments. Intuition, math, theory not enough. I hope that was not missed on the audience.
"Scientists and engineers need to challenge orthodox thinking, he said, giving examples of little known critics of physicists such as Newton and Werner Heisenberg." ~ Rick Merritt
What critics were there of Newton and Heisenberg? I'm pretty sure you are NOT saying Newton and Heisenberg were critics of physicists. Miles Mathis corrects, he says, some of the maths used by the "masters" of physics.


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RedCedar, I wish you the best getting back to raw.
CM, I saw an old post of yours on the forum the other day. I hadn't yet learned of raw back then. It's great that you are back. Also, almond pulp for taco meat - interesting idea. thanks
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Again, sorry if I sound like a preachy know-it-all. I am only exicted because it worked for me.
I did a lot of raw stuff this weekend.
I made a raw, spongy bread (receipe I found online). It gave me a lot of ideas. I am zeroing in on a solution. :)
This is pretty cool. I found a group of raw fooders in my area. Saturday, I went for a "fruit-luck" and hike in a really cool park. It was nice to meet raw fooders in the flesh. Talking to people that share your challenges (much like this forum) is very nice.
This morning, I have a couple of bananas, a couple of apples (so good this time of year) and some plumbs. I *should* have brought some ground sesame seeds, but I have been lazy. As a result, meat has been appealing to me (need the iron, zinc, calcium and the other minerals from the sesame seeds). Insetad of sesame seeds, my fat source to keep me full this afternoon is almond butter. I'll put that on a banana (yum).
I'm not sure what I'll do tonight. I had wilted kale salads the past couple of days. I'm tired on them now. I'll probably do a romaine salad with raw ranch. I still have some of the raw, spongy garlic bread from the weekend. I'll probably have that and some of the sun-dried tomato rosemary cashew cheese I made for with it. That'll be enough fat to keep me full.
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This is not just an excellent science lecture, it ranks as one of the most important indictments of current dogma ever delivered, with extensive ramifications for the entire field of physics. Thornhill's message to conventional theorists is simple and direct: give up all mathematical contrivances and return to the solid ground of observation, deduction, and interdisciplinary synthesis. Based on more than four decades of systematic research, Thornhill's exposition offers a practical way forward in the sciences, with a broad understanding of discoveries in the laboratory and in space.
A physicist and natural philosopher, Thornhill stands on the shoulders of Kristian Birkeland, Hannes Alfven, CER Bruce, Ralph Juergens. Donald Scott, and others. In this John Chappell memorial lecture, he sets forth a unified paradigm where plasma is the dominant, universal medium and the electric force rules the cosmos.
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Symbols of an Alien Sky will introduce you to celestial spectacles and earth-shaking events once remembered around the world. Archaic symbols of these events still surround us, some as icons of the world's great religions, though the origins of the symbols appear to be lost in obscurity.
Cultural history may seem fragmented and contradictory. But as demonstrated in this introductory episode, there are also levels of deep agreement between the cultures. According to David Talbott, these "archetypes" allow for a radical reinterpretation of both human and planetary history. Competing regional symbols are aspects of "one story told around the world," a story both awe inspiring and terrifying. (Approximately 78 minutes)
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In this second episode of Symbols of an Alien Sky, The Lightning Scarred Planet, David Talbott takes the viewer on an odyssey across the surface of Mars. Exploring feature after feature of the planet, he finds that only electric arcs could produce the observed patterns. The high resolution images reveal massive channels and gouges, great mounds, and crater chains, none finding an explanation in traditional geology, but all matching the scars from electric discharge experiments in the laboratory.
As a scientific follow-up to episode one, it provides a definitive answer to a question posed by the reconstructed events in the first episode. Was Mars carved from pole to pole by intense interplanetary discharge? (Approximately 85 minutes)
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In this monograph, Thornhill and Talbott suggest that popular astronomy gives a distorted view of the universe. The modern vision evokes a sense of lonely bodies in space—isolated galaxies, self-immolating stars drifting like dust moats in the blackness, and the clockwork solitude of planets. In challenging this idea, the authors emphasize connectivity. The electric force, they contend, influences matter at all levels, from subatomic particles to galactic clusters, leaving little room for the disconnected fragments of modern theory.
Primary subjects include: an introduction to the plasma universe; electrical challenges to Big Bang cosmology; discovery of the electric sun; and the electrical nature of comets. In language designed for scientists and non-scientists alike, the authors show that even the greatest surprises of the space age are predictable patterns in an electric universe.
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Thunderbolts of the Gods by David Talbott and Wallace Thornhill introduces the reader to an age of planetary instability and earthshaking electrical events in ancient times. The 108-page full-color monograph, based on the life work of the two authors, offers a revolutionary synthesis of historical investigation and the newly-discovered "Electric Universe."
Talbott and Thornhill claim that cosmic upheaval occurred so recently as to have profoundly affected early human cultures, provoking "incomprehensible" myths, symbols, and commemorative practices. Through a synthesis of ancient testimony, high-energy plasma experiments, and space age discoveries, the authors bring the ancient world to life. If their hypothesis is correct, it could not fail to alter many paths of scientific investigation as well.
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A retired professor of Electrical Engineering, Dr. Scott has produced 256 pages of compelling material on the Electric Universe and plasma cosmology. His insights, punctuated by a delightful sense of humor, expose the sensational and fantastical constructs of "gravity only" cosmology, replacing them with lucid and down-to-earth explanations of space age findings. From start to finish, this book is grounded in a practical understanding of electric currents in plasma.
Dr Scott systematically unravels the myths of "Big Bang" cosmology, and he does so without resorting to black holes, dark matter, dark energy, neutron stars, magnetic "reconnection," or any other fictions needed to prop up a failed theory.
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In this 60-minute lecture, astronomer Halton Arp discusses a fundamental mistake of modern cosmology—the misinterpretation of redshift—a mistake that has had dire consequences for all of astronomy. The first fatalities are the modern myths of the Big Bang and the expanding universe.
Mythscape: Remembering the End of the World DVD
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Flare Star By Dwardu Cardona
This book is the second in the series–the first being God Star. Again, drawing from astrophysics, plasma cosmology, comparative mythology, linguistics, geology, paleontology, symbology, petroglyphs, art, religion and beliefs, Cardona builds a compelling argument for the reconstruction of prehistoric times. The overwhelming evidence explains the worship, temples, and monuments of the ancient people.
Primordial Star By Dwardu Cardona
The third in the above series, and gives a fresh, big-picture canvass of the lack of coherence in the current geological, palaeontological, biological, and astro-physical findings and models. Following on the heels of its two prequels, God Star and Flare Star, and in keeping with the spirit of Occam's razor, what the present work proposes is a unifying theme that not only resolves each and every one of the above mysteries, but quite a few related ones.
Metamorphic Star By Dwardu Cardona
This book is the fourth in the series–the first three being God Star, Flare Star, and Primordial Star–by the former editor of AEON: A Journal of Myth, Science and Ancient History. The event of the Younger Dryas that followed the warming spell at the end of the Pleistocene Ice Age captured the imagination of scientists and laymen during the first decade of the twenty-first century. While the present work deals with the real cause of that occurrence, it is prefaced with additional evidence in favor of the theoretical model advanced in its three prequels in which it is argued that the primordial Earth had basked beneath a different sun than the one that presently shines above us. This previous sun is there shown to have devolved into the present gaseous planet Saturn. The terrestrial devastation and the fear that the upheaval instilled in them, together with their attempt to placate its heavenly source led our ancestors to ritual pacification in their long climb toward a hope-filled faith that ended in religion. Stated so briefly, the above disclosures are bound to evoke adverse reactions among those steeped in the modern mythology. However, those who are prepared to investigate new grounds, will discover another huge cache of integrated evidence presented between the covers of this work.


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