The way to do research is to attack the facts at the point of greatest astonishment.

“The sane person prides himself on his ability to be unaffected by important facts, and interested in unimportant ones. He refers to this as having a sense of perspective, or keeping things ‘in proportion’.”

“The sane person prides himself on his ability to be unaffected by important facts, and interested in unimportant ones. He refers to this as having a sense of perspective, or keeping things ‘in proportion’.”

We are both astonishments, the closest thing in the known universe to a miracle

I've found that most so-called sources are full of error and bias.

It is necessary to try to find new facts shedding light on the fate of Wallenberg, ... The future research must assume that Raoul Wallenberg could have been alive after 1947.