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What Mr Cherry is stating is: WI something for the most part held to be false > is in reality obvious? This isn't elective history in light of the fact that the presence > or in any case of the Bermuda Triangle didn't follow from a chain of > chronicled acts by people.      No. What I was stating is: "what if this thing, by and large held false, isn't just evident, however interfered with an authentic occasion, as portrayed afterwards." > OK, David. What's the PoD? What is the choice point where history > could have gone one way or the other and some lady or man makes a > choice and... the Bermuda Triangle appears?      The PoD isn't the bermuda triangle, yet its impact on Columbus' boats as they returned; I utilized the bermuda triangle just as the vehicle for the PoD. > : "Secret history" includes the disclosure that something that we think > : we think about the past is false. It isn't exchange history: it > : leaves history unaltered,      Note, history DID change. Thus not mystery history, regardless of whether it invoked something not exactly logically stable. Mystery History includes the disclosure that something we ponder the past is false... what I did was - not-that. > So how is history changed to bring the Bermuda Triangle into being? > Really the PoD may very well as effectively be 'WI frightening ASBs sink the Nina > and Pinta?' Tacky.      There are those out there who trusts it exists. I made the assumption that it existed with the end goal of the difference. The main PoD is "what if the bermuda triangle impact figured out how to get Columbus in transit once again from La Navidad." If you would prefer not to accept that the bermuda triangle is a real event, that doesn't cause the individuals who To do trust it any more averse to accept it. > If we are managing elective history instead of imagination; at that point