Re: This may be the most important aticle I have ever written.


"Eric Stevens" <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Approximately 41,000 years ago a nearby supernova exploded and briefly
bathed the earth with intense radiation. The supernova has not been
positively identified but most likely was what is now the pulsar
Geminga in the constellation Gemini.

The burst of radiation caused many fatalities but also many mutations,
including the mutations which gave rise to modern man with all his/her
mental capabilities.

But modern man had evolved some considerable time BEFORE 41,000. I don't
think that particular part of the their argument holds any water.


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