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The land of no horizon. The Inner Earth Holds the Secret to the Origins of Humanity.
Matthew Taylor & Kevin Taylor
Publisher: tlonh.com
Geology- Anthropology
Published 01/08/2001
Pages: 288
English
ISBN 0646410571- 9780646410579
Paperback
From 44,41 €
Summary
I have not found any summary about it. But you can read a reader's opinion here.
"Though still unable to decide for myself about its veracity, I have long been intrigued be the hollow earth theory.
Unlike other books on the subject, "The Land of No Horizon" will not discuss experiences of those who claimed to have voyaged to the earth's hollow space. In fact, the authors seem reluctant to accept that there are large entrances in the poles.
I enjoyed the first part where the authors discussed the biases and shortcomings of "modern science" and, event though it is responsible for most of our progress towards more advanced civilization, modern academia is also severely biased and rigid, often missing the mark and "crippling" most attempts to break their accepted paradigms.
I greatly enjoyed when the authors described the evidences of an universal flood on earth. I was intrigued by their hollow earth "physics" though."
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The land of no horizon. The Inner Earth Holds the Secret to the Origins of Humanity.
Matthew Taylor & Kevin Taylor
Publisher: tlonh.com
Geology- Anthropology
Published 01/08/2001
Pages: 288
English
ISBN 0646410571- 9780646410579
Paperback
From 44,41 €
Summary
I have not found any summary about it. But you can read a reader's opinion here.
"Though still unable to decide for myself about its veracity, I have long been intrigued be the hollow earth theory.
Unlike other books on the subject, "The Land of No Horizon" will not discuss experiences of those who claimed to have voyaged to the earth's hollow space. In fact, the authors seem reluctant to accept that there are large entrances in the poles.
I enjoyed the first part where the authors discussed the biases and shortcomings of "modern science" and, event though it is responsible for most of our progress towards more advanced civilization, modern academia is also severely biased and rigid, often missing the mark and "crippling" most attempts to break their accepted paradigms.
I greatly enjoyed when the authors described the evidences of an universal flood on earth. I was intrigued by their hollow earth "physics" though."
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