Let me repeat that I started this thread to discern what might have been reported from ardent skeptics AFTER it had been determined beyond reasonable doubt that the Wright Brothers [Sorry about that blatant misspelling of "Wright" with "Right" in my original post... Hadn't had my cup'o'Java.] had successfully flown an aircraft under their own power. I'm curious as to what their personal views were, how they might have changed or didn't change, when when faced with the reality of the situation. Did they simply shrug their shoulders, change their minds and get on with the rest of their lives, or did they manufacture new rationalizations to explain why they remain(ed) so skeptical.
Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
