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“Mysteries and the unexplained”<ref>More prosaically “unconfirmed knowledge”.</ref> in the [[Dewey decimal system]]. This is where you will find Charles Berlitz’ classic bonkers monograph ''The Bermuda Triangle'' — hey: don’t knock it — along with all these other ''[https://curricublog.wordpress.com/2009/01/01/0019/ fabulous books]'' — Erich von Däniken, Whitley Streiber, J. Allen Hynek, the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, Spring Heeled Jack; all that good shit — ''for ten year-old boys''.
{{a|myth|{{image|001.9|jpg|The very ''best'' bit of the [[Dewey decimal system]].}} }}“[[Mysteries and the unexplained]]”<ref>More prosaically, “[[unconfirmed knowledge]]”, which is really a kind way of saying “speculation”, which in turn is itself really only a kind way of saying “paranoid conspiracy theories, fake news, alternative facts and other kinds of hogwash [[calculated]] to appeal to the impressionable minds of ten-year-old boys. And [[members of the internet]]”.</ref> in the [[Dewey decimal system]]. This is where you will find {{author|Charles Berlitz}}’ classic bonkers monograph {{br|The Bermuda Triangle}} — hey: don’t knock it — along with all these other ''[https://curricublog.wordpress.com/2009/01/01/0019/ fabulous books]'' — Erich von Däniken, Whitley Streiber, J. Allen Hynek, the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, Spring-Heeled Jack; all that good shit — ''for ten year-old boys''.


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Myths and legends of the market
The JC’s guide to the foundational mythology of the markets.™
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Mysteries and the unexplained[1] in the Dewey decimal system. This is where you will find Charles Berlitz’ classic bonkers monograph The Bermuda Triangle — hey: don’t knock it — along with all these other fabulous books — Erich von Däniken, Whitley Streiber, J. Allen Hynek, the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, Spring-Heeled Jack; all that good shit — for ten year-old boys.

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  1. More prosaically, “unconfirmed knowledge”, which is really a kind way of saying “speculation”, which in turn is itself really only a kind way of saying “paranoid conspiracy theories, fake news, alternative facts and other kinds of hogwash calculated to appeal to the impressionable minds of ten-year-old boys. And members of the internet”.