Quotes by Immanuel Velikovsky
“The collective amnesia of the survivors is the most sinister of all the results of the catastrophe.”— Immanuel Velikovsky
“The nearer the time of a catastrophe, the more people are engaged in trivialities.”— Immanuel Velikovsky
“On the occasion of a world catastrophe, the survivor is not a hero, but a witness.”— Immanuel Velikovsky
“If, occasionally, historical evidence does not square with formulated laws, it should be remembered that a law is but a deduction from experience and experiment, and therefore laws must conform with historical facts, not facts with laws.”— Immanuel Velikovsky
“Ignorance is bliss, but in the face of a cosmic danger, ignorance is a mortal peril.”— Immanuel Velikovsky
“I came to the conclusion that man has a repressed memory of a world catastrophe, and the revolt against this memory is a major force in human history.”— Immanuel Velikovsky