Naive and wounded, but insightful and magnetic, philosopher Rosemarie dreams of terrorist threats and scientific breakthroughs. A CIA psychiatrist uses a fraudulent diagnosis to stigmatize her and her uncanny Theory of the Red Blood Cells. Rosemarie tackles the Immanuel Velikovsky-Venus controversy and dreams up exciting new theories of planetary science.
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Washington, D.C.: Scientia Press, 2021
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