Aliens could be living among us on Earth
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I guess there are multiple authors, and they certainly do not agree on the details. Like, one claims he was born under one king, another guy claims it was under another ruler who didn't come into power until twelve years after the first king died. One claims that his parents were living in his town of birth, but had to flee and lived as refugees abroad for quite some time, the other one claims they were living in a different town and just were passing that town on their way, and returned back to their home after the birth. And, these two authors give quite conflicting information about the fellow's forefathers. Yet it all is undisputable Truth. So I have come to the conclusion that my relatives must be more knowledgeable than me about this "duality" that you probably are familiar with. Like light may appear both as particles and as waves (and my relatives refer to light all the time). Or quantum logic, where you have a multitude of alternate answers, with varying probability of being the correct one. Maybe they know enough to extend the same principle to this fellow, that the two dates of birth are both true answers, with different probability. I don't knwow which one they claim to be more probable; a couple weeks ago they proclaimed that was the one were the fellow was born while his parents were travelling through this town, but then again they also referred to the other author's referral to visitors giving gifts to the kid. But that is how it is with probabilities and quantum logic; each element of the story has its own probability, and does not rule out the others. I sort of like those people who base their ideas on modern, logical thought (well... let us assume for now that quantum theory is logical). I am not much into that stuff, but my gut feeling is that they take this duality priciple and quantum probability stuff a little too far. But that is just my thoughts. As far as I know, there are not many other documents about this fellow. When the book was collected, the editors rejected a handful of other authors, because their stories did not fit in with the image of the fellow that the editors wanted to promote. There are a number of other books in the market, who tells similar stories about other tykes (and in fact, several of the stories about this fellow my relatives refer to have been accused of being plagiarism, as exactly the same story had been told about others long before the birth of this fellow). That may of course some question of probabilty as well, the probabilty of the stories being
From your original post, I couldn't tell that you had given it that much thought. The accounts of Jesus' early life are different but they can be reconciled and are not mutually exclusive - https://www.ncregister.com/blog/jimmy-akin/how-the-accounts-of-jesus-childhood-fit-together-6-things-to-know-and-share