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David, the theories we're talking about tonight and the possibilities.

Are they all yours?

Do they come from science?

Where do they come from?

Well, that's a good question.

Let's see.

The actual location of the capital is not mine that came from somewhere else.

All the other stuff, what I try and do, I don't know that I actually have anything original to contribute.

When he put it out, because what I do, I don't, you know, David Edward, what am I going to do?

I'm going to go with a yardstick and go measure somewhere that's never been measure.

I mean, I could measure wrong.

So what I do, which I think is more powerful, is I try and use the peer reviewed literature, the stuff macademia, the NOAA maps, satellite images, really deep stuff with the text and the translation

of the text, you know, because we read all this stuff as translated text.

And a lot of times those translations flatten out, you know, the original Greek or the

original Piaz or original whatever it was.

So I try and synthesize all of those things.

And I think that's my contribution.

I'm just like Martin J. Adler.

He didn't write the great books of Western literature.

He made them readable or approachable from a lot of different entry points.

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