Re: Heahens don't come from around here (fwd)

["Fernando L. Frías Sánchez" <yamato@...>]

Jose Tent-manclus wrote:

> >>    The plates had a high cobalt and metal content.  ( Were they made?)
> >>Physicists found out that all seven hundred and sixteen plates had a high
> >>vibration rhythm, which brought the conclusion they had been exposed to
> >>some sort of high voltage at some point.

Una vez leí una traducción literal de este párrafo en cierta revista. ¿Alguno de los 
"creyentes" presentes en la lista tendría la amabilidad de explicarme qué es un "alto ritmo 
vibratorio" y cómo se deduce por ello que las placas fueron sometidas a "algún tipo de alto 
voltaje"?


> >>   This story and articles were published in Moscow and China, and is
> >>known in the West, but disregarded as not fitting known theories of
> >>anthropology.  Any authority in the West that attaches any importance to
> >>their reputation in the scientific world cannot take any serious notice
> >>of Baian Kara Ula.  It is smarter to keep silent, or laugh at it
> >>discreetly and condescendingly.

Mi impresión es más bien la contraria: si alguien, occidental o no, consiguiera demostrar 
que semejante historia es cierta, iniciaría una auténtica revolución en varios campos 
científicos. Vamos, creo yo.

Saludos.