Do you believe in History? Do you believe in Legends? Do you believe that both can be one and the same? There was a time when this was true – and the fate of England hung in the balance. History gave us a Fuehrer who would become a legendary evil. Legends gave us a man called “The Once and Future King”. The year was 1940 and both history and legends would collide.
Mathematician, physicist, inventor, and philosopher Blaise Pascal once noted that God provides enough evidence of himself for people who are open to it and enough obscurity for those who aren’t. But frequent misunderstandings, biases, and misrepresentations sometimes confuse even unclosed minds. This phone-friendly e-book, a labor of love by a scientist and former honest skeptic – a person who believes in, seeks, and wants to embrace truth – mitigates some of these distortions.
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This book is our libertarian perspective explained, simply and with good humor. Consider it a pop culture chaos-decoder; it presents a solid case for viewing media narratives with skepticism. It isn’t a substitute for real research and investigation – any reader should listen, read, and carefully consider a variety of sources of news and opinion before adopting a position.