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Shattering Prevailing Truths

By Lester Dizon | August 13, 2003 - 12:00am

Mireval, France — Before 1491, people believed that the world is flat and that a ship would fall off the earth if it sailed towards the edge. Until 1901, it was generally acceptable to think that man was never...

Motoring