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It sounds more than "vaguely" plausible to me. And, given that his father was there and able to make first hand observations about the phenomenon -- a phenomenon he had some vested interest in paying attention to -- I don't know why you would assume it is probably wrong. Possibly wrong? Sure. But probably? Why would you think that?


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