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371 · 10-17-2008, 07:23 PM

Isn't this another 'Branton' book?

The guy's got a lot to say, and it's all VERY interesting. Most of what I've read seems like a conglomeration of many many different theories and researchers' work. They're a good read but (as with anything else) don't take it as gospel because a lot of the information is old (1980s) and had been proved as inaccurate.

Branton's required reading IMO, if for nothing else then to see someone else's perspective of the 'big picture'.

10-17-2008, 07:23 PM	#5
371 Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 503	Re: The secrets of the mojave Isn't this another 'Branton' book? The guy's got a lot to say, and it's all VERY interesting. Most of what I've read seems like a conglomeration of many many different theories and researchers' work. They're a good read but (as with anything else) don't take it as gospel because a lot of the information is old (1980s) and had been proved as inaccurate. Branton's required reading IMO, if for nothing else then to see someone else's perspective of the 'big picture'.