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The man was an imposter with an enormous ego, but the story of his life tells us a lot about his time and oroves rhat when tou start feom an ideology or a frame of misconceptions, you may find a lot that fits in that framework, but ne er the truth. The author has made it a bit too easy for himself: he largely tells what is in Kircher's autobiography with a question mark here and there. Still, easy reading.

The man was an imposter with an enormous ego, but the story of his life tells us a lot about his time and oroves rhat when tou start feom an ideology or a frame of misconceptions, you may find a lot that fits in that framework, but ne er the truth. The author has made it a bit too easy for himself: he largely tells what is in Kircher's autobiography with a question mark here and there. Still, easy reading.

The man was an imposter with an enormous ego, but the story of his life tells us a lot about his time. The author has made it a bit too easy for himself: he largely tells what is in Kircher's autobiography with a question mark here and there. Still, easy reading.

The man was an imposter with an enormous ego, but the story of his life tells us a lot about his time. The author has made it a bit too easy for himself: he largely tells what is in Kircher's autobiography with a question mark here and there. Still, easy reading.

The man was an imposter with an enormous ego, but the story of his life tells us a lot about his time. The author has made it a bit too easy for himself: he largely tells what is in Kircher's autobiography with a question mark here and there. Still, easy reading.