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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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Ong's Hat: A Moorish Orthodox View,
By Bishop Sotemohk Agehananda Beeyayelel "+Sotem... (Ong's Hat, New Jersey USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Incunabula Papers: Ong's Hat and Other Gateways to New Dimensions (CD-ROM)
Before the continents assumed their present shape, countless ages before intelligent protohominids walked erect and began using tools, aeons before alphabets and settled agriculture were new-fangled things, Ong's Hat - a now deserted village in southernmost New Jersey (USA) - was fated to become the most important point in all of space and time, the nexus of uncountable quanta of probability matrices joining at the confluence of those temporal rivers known as past, present and future.Since the event known as "the Opening of the Gate" occurred at Ong's Hat these thirty-four years ago, much of the paltry amount of writing on that cosmic shifting of gears has been of an intendedly "disinformational" character, for reasons made apparent in this volume. Dr. Matheny and others have sifted through a mass of such spurious reportage to uncover neat and naked the truth of what occurred, why it was made to occur and the continuing consequences for all of humankind. Dr. Joseph Matheny and his collaborators have produced a breathtakingly scholarly work in writing "The Incunabula Papers: Ong's Hat and Other Gateways to New Dimensions," which is a tour-de-force not only of the Ong's Hat incident, but of quantum mechanics, temporal theory and the systematic theology of Moorish Orthodoxy as well. I wholeheartedly and unreservedly recommend this masterwork to all serious students of the Ong's Hat phenomena.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Ong's Hat, New Jersey: An enigma inside a mystery,
By William Courson (Montclair, NJ, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Incunabula Papers: Ong's Hat and Other Gateways to New Dimensions (CD-ROM)
There are few conspiracy theories quite as enchanting as the story of the abandoned village of Ong's Hat, New Jersey and the happenings there in the late 1960's-early 1970's. The account involves renegade Princeton researchers, lesbian anarchists, Paramus runaways and Chaos theoreticians who together achieved the most important scientific breakthrough of humankind's history: the ability to travel - instantaneously - to the remotest parts of the universe, perhaps even into other universes inhabiting other dimensions.Narrated by Joseph Matheny, an investigative reporter who - following up cryptic leads on the internet - discovered the OH story decades later, this must surely rank among the most unusual Alternative History works ever published. Various related accounts of the Ong's Hat commune-cum-research facility have been posted in the form of the "Incunabula Papers" since the earliest days of BBS's and the internet. Irrespective of the veracity of these accounts, the mythos is of great historical and sociological interest for that reason alone. The elusiveness of the Incunabula's authors has given rise to a host of theories that the Ong's Hat legend is nothing but a "media hoax," or a vastly exaggerated account of actual events there. There is, however, a dark side to this story that has never been fully told, which may help explain their circumspection. That 'dark side' is amply hinted at, if not expressly revealed, in this fascinating volume. Dive into the depths of "Alternative History" with this fascinating work that is a pure pleasure to read. I strongly recommend it to all serious students of social ephemera. It probably wouldn't hurt physicists to give it a gander as well.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ong's Hat, New Jersey: An enigma inside a mystery inside a conundrum,
By William Courson "William Courson" (Montclair, New Jersey USA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: The Incunabula Papers: Ong's Hat and Other Gateways to New Dimensions (CD-ROM)
There are few conspiracy theories quite as engaging as the story of the abandoned village of Ong's Hat, New Jersey and the happenings there in the late 1960's-early 1970's.This spellbinding account involves renegade Princeton researchers, lesbian anarchists, Paramus runaways and chaos theoreticians who together achieved the most important scientific breakthrough of humankind's history: the ability to travel - instantaneously - to the remotest parts of the universe, perhaps even into other universes inhabiting other dimensions. Narrated by Joseph Matheny, an investigative reporter who - following up cryptic leads on the internet - discovered the OH story decades later, this must surely rank among the most unusual Alternative History works ever published. Various related accounts of the Ong's Hat commune-cum-research facility have been posted in the form of the "Incunabula Papers" since the earliest days of BBS's and the internet. Irrespective of the veracity of these accounts, the mythos is of great historical and sociological interest for that reason alone. The elusiveness of the Incunabula's authors has given rise to a host of theories that the Ong's Hat legend is nothing but a "media hoax," or a vastly exaggerated account of actual events there. There is, however, a dark side to this story that has never been fully told, which may help explain their circumspection. That 'dark side' is amply hinted at, if not expressly revealed, in this fascinating volume. Dive into the depths of "Alternative History" with this fascinating work that is a pure pleasure to read. I strongly recommend this work to all serious students of social ephemera. It probably wouldn't hurt physicists, pharmacists and theologians to give it a gander as well.
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