Q: Why read Indian newspapers?
A: Because they print articles such as this. I have never seen stories of reincarnated scientists in any other reliable newspaper, nor in USA Today. A more detailed account of the story can be found here.
Actually, I am sceptical about the whole story. Call me closed-minded if you must, but I am just not convinced about the whole reincarnation thing. Then again, maybe my therapist is wrong and I really am the reincarnation of a 12th century Turkish stripper (stage name: Bushy). What really makes me suspicious about this boy's claims, however, is the name of the scientist. I can find no reference anywhere on the Internet to Wallace Regart. Interestingly, that name is an anagram for "Lace Lager Wart", and I don't have to tell you what that means!
Actually, I am sceptical about the whole story. Call me closed-minded if you must, but I am just not convinced about the whole reincarnation thing. Then again, maybe my therapist is wrong and I really am the reincarnation of a 12th century Turkish stripper (stage name: Bushy). What really makes me suspicious about this boy's claims, however, is the name of the scientist. I can find no reference anywhere on the Internet to Wallace Regart. Interestingly, that name is an anagram for "Lace Lager Wart", and I don't have to tell you what that means!
posted by BroLo | 8/28/2007 09:09:00 AM
3 Comments:
In the next life, BroLo, I swear I will be the celibate monk and you can be the trophy wife. I know I promised that the last life, but I can't help it if you were born in the middle of no where. HOW is that MY fault??
Jeez.
He certainly is 'something else' (to quote the second article). Wallace Regart indeed.
Reincarnation is the only thing that makes sense to me at all. Everything else in nature recycles. Why wouldn't we? :)
Peace,
~Chani
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