The Book of the Damned

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“Dogmatic Science is the power that has said to all these things that they are damned.”

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“Redness and yellowness are continuous, or that they merge in orange.”

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“Existence is a flow, or a current, or an attempt, from negativeness to positiveness, and is intermediate to both.”

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“Truth is only another name for the positive state, or that the quest for Truth is the attempt to achieve positiveness.”

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“Like purgatory, I think.”

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“Science had to account for these unconventionalities. Such publications as Nature and Knowledge were besieged with inquiries.”

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“Science had to account for these unconventionalities. Such publications as Nature and Knowledge were besieged with inquiries.”

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“Science had to account for these unconventionalities. Such publications as Nature and Knowledge were besieged with inquiries.”

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“Science had to account for these unconventionalities. Such publications as Nature and Knowledge were besieged with inquiries.”

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“Science had to account for these unconventionalities. Such publications as Nature and Knowledge were besieged with inquiries.”

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“Mr. Holder says that he recognized familiar Mayan symbols in the inscription.”

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“A copper coin was found in a Michigan mound.”

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“A coin, said to be a Roman coin, was reported as discovered in an Illinois mound.”

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“A coin, said to be a Roman coin, was reported as discovered in an Illinois mound.”

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“A small, flat, oval stone was found upon which were engraved alphabetic characters.”

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“Astronomy and its seemingly exact, little system.”

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“Monstrator and Elvera were primitives, I think, at the time of their occasional visits to this earth.”

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“Elvera with its downy forests and its microscopic oyster shells—and if the Elvereans be not very far-advanced, they take baths—with sponges the size of pin heads—”

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“I think it's speculative. It's a lapse from our usual pseudo-standards.”

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“Cup marks are strings of cup-like impressions in rocks. Sometimes there are rings around them, and sometimes they have only semi-circles.”

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“They do not look to me like means of communication between some of the inhabitants of this earth and other inhabitants of this earth.”

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“My own impression is that some external force has marked, with symbols, rocks of this earth, from far away.”

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“That rows of cup marks have often been likened to footprints.”

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“It was about noon—sky cloudless—suddenly the light of the sun was diminished. The darkness increased, and, to illustrate its intensity, we are told that the planet Venus shone brilliant.”

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“An earthquake at Singapore. Then came an extraordinary downpour of rain—or as much water as any good-sized lake would consist of.”

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“That within a few months of the fall of this meteorite there had been a fall of live fishes at Benares, a shower of red substance at Furruckabad, a dark spot observed on the disk of the sun, an earthquake, 'an unnatural darkness of some duration,' and a luminous appearance in the sky that looked like an aurora borealis—”

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“After the quake of July 15, 1757, upon the sands of Penzance, Cornwall, in an area of more than 100 square yards, were found marks like hoof prints, except that they were not crescentic.”

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“That within a few months of the fall of this meteorite there had been a fall of live fishes at Benares, a shower of red substance at Furruckabad, a dark spot observed on the disk of the sun, an earthquake, 'an unnatural darkness of some duration,' and a luminous appearance in the sky that looked like an aurora borealis—”

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“That within a few months of the fall of this meteorite there had been a fall of live fishes at Benares, a shower of red substance at Furruckabad, a dark spot observed on the disk of the sun, an earthquake, 'an unnatural darkness of some duration,' and a luminous appearance in the sky that looked like an aurora borealis—”

CLAIM-880048 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“An earthquake at Singapore. Then came an extraordinary downpour of rain—or as much water as any good-sized lake would consist of.”

CLAIM-880049 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“An earthquake at Singapore. Then came an extraordinary downpour of rain—or as much water as any good-sized lake would consist of.”

CLAIM-880050 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“An earthquake at Singapore. Then came an extraordinary downpour of rain—or as much water as any good-sized lake would consist of.”

CLAIM-880052 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“I mean 'primarily' all that opposes Exclusionism—That Development or Progress or Evolution is Attempt to Positivize, and is a mechanism by which a positive existence is recruited—that what we call existence is a womb of infinitude, and is itself only incubatory—that eventually all attempts are broken down by the falsely excluded.”

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“So the classic and academic artists wrought positivist paintings, and expressed the only ideal that I am conscious of, though we so often hear of 'ideals' instead of different manifestations, artistically, scientifically, theologically, politically, of the One Ideal.”

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“I think that, in general acceptance, over-refinement indicates decadence.”

CLAIM-880055 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“I think that the stronghold of Inclusionism is in aeronautics.”

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“I think that the stronghold of the Old Dominant, when it was new, was in the invention of the telescope.”

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“I think that coincidentally with the breakdown of Exclusionism appears the means of finding out—whether there are vast aerial fields of ice and floating lakes full of frogs and fishes or not—where carved stones and black substances and great quantities of vegetable matter and flesh, which may be dragons' flesh, come from—whether there are inter-planetary trade routes and vast areas devastated by Super-Tamerlanes—whether sometimes there are visitors to this earth—who might be pursued and captured and questioned.”

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“That, in the summer of 1896, something, or some beings, came as near to this earth as they could, upon a hunting expedition; that, in the summer of 1896, an expedition of super-scientists passed over this earth, and let down a dragnet—and what would it catch, sweeping through the air, supposing it to have reached not quite to this earth?”

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“I emphasize that this occurred in April.”

CLAIM-880060 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That, in terms of conventional reasoning—these seeds had been high in the air, they had been in a cold region.”

CLAIM-880061 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That, in terms of conventional reasoning—these seeds had been high in the air, they had been in a cold region.”

CLAIM-880062 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That, in terms of conventional reasoning—these seeds had been high in the air, they had been in a cold region.”

CLAIM-880063 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That, in terms of conventional reasoning—these seeds had been high in the air, they had been in a cold region.”

CLAIM-880067 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That, in terms of conventional reasoning—these seeds had been high in the air, they had been in a cold region.”

CLAIM-880068 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Something then fell from somewhere, July 17, 1860, in Dhurmsalla, India.”

CLAIM-880069 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“A large, triple-headed fireball was observed over Warmley, England, on March 6, 1912.”

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“An object that looked like the moon in its three-quarter aspect was observed in County Wicklow, Ireland, on August 11, 1898.”

CLAIM-880071 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“A large, pear-shaped object was observed in the sky in Canada on August 11, 1898.”

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“An object colored red by the sun was observed in Kiel, Germany, on July 8, 1898.”

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“A light appeared in Woburn Square, London, on the grass of a small park for a week in June 1867.”

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CLAIM-880087 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“It was a cloud of circular form, with an included semi-circle divided into four parts, the central dividing shaft beginning at the center of the circle and extending far outward, and then curving backward.”

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“It was much lower than the other clouds.”

CLAIM-880089 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“It came up obliquely against the wind, and finally settled down right in the wind's eye.”

CLAIM-880090 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“For half an hour this form was visible.”

CLAIM-880091 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“When it did finally disappear that was not because it disintegrated like a cloud, but because it was lost to sight in the evening darkness.”

CLAIM-880092 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“The Dhurmsalla meteorites were picked up 'soon,' or 'within half an hour.'”

CLAIM-880093 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“It is described as 'a flame of fire about two feet in depth and nine feet in length.'”

CLAIM-880094 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Luminous rains sometimes fall (Nature, March 9, 1882; Nature, 25-437).”

CLAIM-880095 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“They mark transition between the Old Dominant and the New Dominant.”

CLAIM-880096 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“If they are, Darwinism is mere jesuitism, in attempting to correlate them.”

CLAIM-880097 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“It is said to be fraudulent.”

CLAIM-880098 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“It is said to be fraudulent.”

CLAIM-880099 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Nature, Nov. 21, 1878, publishes a notice that, according to the Yuma Sentinel, a meteorite that 'resembles steel' had been found in the Mohave Desert.”

CLAIM-880100 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Nature, Feb. 15, 1894, we read that one of the meteorites brought to the United States by Peary, from Greenland, is of tempered steel.”

CLAIM-880101 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“A disk from which projected an orange-colored body that looked like 'an elongated flatfish.'”

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“A disk from which projected a hook-like form.”

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“A large luminous body, almost stationary 'for a time'; shaped like a square table.”

CLAIM-880104 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“A bright white cloud that emitted brilliant rays of light and drifted across the sky.”

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“A thing like a gigantic trumpet, suspended, vertical, oscillating gently.”

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“Two luminous bodies, seemingly united.”

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“An object with a tail crossing the moon.”

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“A large body, colored red, moving slowly.”

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“A grayish object rapidly approaching the earth.”

CLAIM-880110 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“A comet-like body that moved 100 degrees while visible.”

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“An object like a comet with two tails.”

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“A torpedo-shaped body visible three successive nights.”

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“An object with a nucleus and tails visible three successive nights.”

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“A rapidly moving object seen by Mr. Harrison.”

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“faint stars could be seen behind it”

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“faint stars could be seen behind it”

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CLAIM-880124 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Whatever it may have been, something like red-brick dust, or a red substance in a dried state, fell at Piedmont, Italy, Oct. 27, 1814 (Electric Magazine, 68-437).”

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“A red powder fell, in Switzerland, winter of 1867 (Pop. Sci. Rev., 10-112)—”

CLAIM-880126 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That something, far from this earth, had bled—super-dragon that had rammed a comet—”

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“Or that there are oceans of blood somewhere in the sky—substance that dries, and falls in a powder—wafts for ages in powdered form—that there is a vast area that will some day be known to aviators as the Desert of Blood.”

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“This substance was examined in the public-health laboratories of Rome. It was found to be blood.”

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“The disk of quartz, said to have fallen from the sky, after a meteoric explosion:”

CLAIM-880130 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Again and again this phenomenon:”

CLAIM-880131 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“That something the color of fresh blood fell from the sky.”

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“Of snow upon the ground—of all South Devonshire waking up one morning to find such tracks in the snow as had never before been heard of—"clawed footmarks" of "an unclassifiable form"—alternating at huge but regular intervals with what seemed to be the impression of the point of a stick—but the scattering of the prints—amazing expanse of territory covered—obstacles, such as hedges, walls, houses, seemingly surmounted—”

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“The impression of the foot closely resembles that of a donkey's shoe, and measured from an inch and a half, in some instances, to two and a half inches across.”

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“The marks were in all kinds of unaccountable places: in gardens enclosed by high walls, and up on the tops of houses, as well as in the open fields.”

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“The print, in every respect, is an exact resemblance to that of a foal of considerable size, with this small difference, perhaps, that the sole seems a little longer, or not so round;”

CLAIM-880136 · pg22472 images 3 Observation

“Such marks are to be seen in the snow every year, and sometimes in the sand of this hill, and "are attributed by the inhabitants to supernatural influences."”