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The Delicate Balance: Coming Catastrophic Changes on Planet Earth

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I personally know the author. He is NOT a physicist. This book was (badly) written in the typical fashion of charlatans. His information about the pyramids is directly taken from Piazzi Smythe, whose views where discounted over 100 years ago.
This, combined with every conspiracy-theory ever known makes this book dis-jointed and ridiculous. If you have any grey-matter at all, you will avoid this book.

it is sobering reading,comming from a scientist who also has knowledge of God and the Bible. It is helpful with another problem in regards to whether God does or does not truely exsist.Using something no one might have considered before...the Great Pyrimid. It may change you mind about a few things......

I think this is a great book. If nothing else, it makes you re-think things that you have always taken for granted, like; George Washington was not the first president of the United States.We declared our independanc in 1776, Washington did not become president until 1789, Washington was General of the Continental Army, fighting the British while John Hancock was acting as chief executive of the new nation, and signing official documents ; John Hancock, President.
This book is full of interesting information for your consideration and encourages the reader to think for themselves.

** Begin Excerpt ** To understand how 666 relates to this discussion, one needs to explore technology. One pertinent contributor to this technology is the International Business Machines Corporation. IBM developed a laser method of information transfer that has now become universally accepted. Lasers are used for many different applications in society today, such as measuring distances, detecting structural flaws, determining straightness, and so forth. You can see the IBM system at your local supermarket quickly reading prices and controlling inventory as it prints out a list of all purchased items. Since checkers no longer have to punch keys on a register, check-out time and errors are reduced. This system also provides the shopper with an itemized receipt. That receipt information is stored in a central computer, which keeps inventory and indicates what products the store should order, as well as which products should no longer be carried. ** End Excerpt **

I am Michael Zajac. No relation to the Author but I wish i were