Title: Hancock Visits the Temple of His Mind
Product review: Hancock's book contains intriguing detail, but I just have to wonder about some of his assertions. The pyramids at Giza are certainly magnificent examples of ancient architecture. But, is the brilliance in their execution an example of extraterrestrial intervention in human events? Hancock provides numerous mathematical relationships to support his theories, but the question is: did the ancient Egyptians think as Hancock does? And, does the evidence which Hancock cites truly prove that ET visited ancient Egypt? Books such as this one serve as an important lesson to inquiring, intelligent minds: Belief can be the deciding factor in the "truth" one manages to see--a condition to which we are all susceptible.
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