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| '''''A History of Man''''' is a ] book written by ] in ]. ''A History of Man'' puts forward a number of bizarre claims, many of which are not ] plausible, contrived by Hubbard to describe the origins of ]ity according to Scientology. | |||
| The book puts forward the notion that ]-like ] creatures called ''boohoos'' and ''weapers'' were tossed into the Earth's oceans millions of years ago, and that those clams have evolved into humanity, which retains ] problems due to the ] these clams experienced by the agitation of ] ]s. The book also claimed that the ] is much older than the five billion years or so that science describes. | |||
| Scientology teaches its customers a number of strange notions from the book, inasmuch as Hubbard is treated as something of a ] within the company who never made a mistake and was never wrong. The first original versions of the work are considered collector's items, as later versions have been heavily altered to remove notions that were considered rather embarrassing by the people who took over Scientology and who have been rewriting (also known as ]) Hubbard's writings since his death. | |||
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