Well, Stephen, then Zangenberg has already done with Zias in the meantime. I've thought the battle would last somewhat longer - what a bummer!
_Dierk
I don't mean to intrude on this fascinating discussion. But a quick question. Sometimes, as we all know, what we accept as fact is greatly determined by how much we trust the source of that fact. With that in mind, I can admit that I know Zias and his work and trust him a great deal. This is not to say that he can't be wrong. I'm sure he can be as wrong as any of us. But given the fact that I have never heard of the other chap- Zangenberg, I am inclined to accept Zias' judgment much more readily.
Who is Zangenberg? Or, in terms of a certain biblical passage, "Zias I know and Doudna I know, but who is Zangenberg, that I should know him?"
Thanks
Jim
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