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Future Perfect

Commentary and news section of the Golf In The Year 2000 web site, which includes the book of that title.


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Sunday, May 01, 2005

Paul Is Still Not Dead

After 35 years, you wouldn't think there would still be anything to say about the "Paul Is Dead" urban legend, Paul being Paul McCartney of that pre-Wings band. But here's a very interesting article by Michael Shermer of The Skeptic magazine, by way of Scientific American, on the whole episode, with observations on related phenomena of more recent vintage.

Turn Me On, Dead Man

What do the Beatles, the Virgin Mary, Jesus, Patricia Arquette and Michael Keaton all have in common?

by Michael Shermer

In September 1969, as I began ninth grade, a rumor circulated that the Beatles' Paul McCartney was dead, killed in a 1966 automobile accident and replaced by a look-alike. The clues were there in the albums, if you knew where to look. ...

Read the whole article.

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