From: Damien Broderick (damien@ariel.ucs.unimelb.edu.au)
Date: Wed Sep 24 1997 - 13:01:47 MDT
At 02:48 AM 9/24/97 -0400, danny wrote, in response to my Clew:
> If you can't find the Skeptical Inquirer issue I mentioned, you could read
> Carl Sagan's BROCA'S BRAIN, pages 69-75
>
>What is false about the story, if you could generalize it, unless the
>inquirer is online.
(Damien maintains his even temper with the greatest of difficulty)
That article is not online, as you would know by now if you had done what I
did (on your behalf) and consulted a Web search engine. On the other hand,
you might try asking Dejanews for posts that combine `Dogon' and `Sirius'.
There is a long thread which deals with most of the obvious points.
But hey, don't knock yourself out. Who knows, if you keep asking somebody
might drop by your school with a free library of skeptical texts. Look,
why don't I just fly over from Australia with a copy of BROCA'S BRAIN and
read it to you at home?
(Calm down, Damien. Calm down. There, that's better. Just let the
Atlantean vibrations flow through, awakening the inner dolphin. Ahhhhh)
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