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last edited by BillSeitz on Mar 11, 2008 6:25 am

It's weird to run across a connection between and . The influence of [GS] on Dianetics is not probable but certain. My grandfather was an early student of [GS] who flirted with Dianetics and knew slightly. What he told me is backed up by documentary evidence; Hubbard latched onto some [GS] ideas during the '40s and folded them into Dianetics and what became later Scientology (). The [GS] content had been entirely discarded from Scientology by 1960; my personal suspicion is that Hubbard didn't want anything in the system that might actually teach his victims how to think effectively.

weird? --2003/09/06 06:05 [GMT]
Considering that Eric seems to love and says he became the male version of Eris once, it would surprise me if he knew nothing about . Heinlein and the author both take inspiration from , and they both mention him by name.

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