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Jeffrey, I believe that Peter can amend the heading if it bugs you.
I have not read the book in question, but like other skeptics I wonder how a person can recall conversations from the distant past with any degree of accuracy. Does he preface the conversations with some sort of caveat or disclaimer with respect to accuracy? Or does he present them as being factual and accurate?
I have not read the book in question, but like other skeptics I wonder how a person can recall conversations from the distant past with any degree of accuracy. Does he preface the conversations with some sort of caveat or disclaimer with respect to accuracy? Or does he present them as being factual and accurate?
“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
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To me, many of Geoff's "remembered" conversations sound suspiciously like he had read about them elsewhere and "remembered" them a little too much like others had "remembered" them. How often do you find two people having nearly identical versions of the same, unrecorded conversation after a month, let alone after nearly 40 years? I read somewhere that Geoff's co-author had gone around interviewing EMI staff and telling them that Geoff's memory was fuzzy, so they needed to refresh it. I enjoyed the book, but I would have liked to see more technical details about the recordings. Of course that would have made it less easy to sell to the general public. But I will credit Geoff for resisting the urge to make up seamy things about John & George just because they can't refute the charges.
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