Erich Von Daniken - The Gold Of The Gods

6 - Rarities, Curiosities And Speculations
conclusions are adapted for use in different fields."
For once my dearest wish has been fulfilled! An outstanding technician has taken my
speculations with all the attendant evidence literally. I want my stimuli to thought to
provoke protest-as in Blumrich's case. But I should also like those scholars who so often
turn up their noses to take off their opaque spectacles and put on new clear ones in
order-like Blumrich-to verify whether the fanciful Daniken does not sometimes offer
paths at the end of which more real truth is to be found than on the old beaten tracks
which still only go round in circles.
Errare humanum est!
Sophocles (497-405 B.C.) makes Antigone say: "Is it then so difficult, is it shameful to
give up positions which, by tomorrow at the latest, will no longer be tenable?"