See the New York Times, Dec. 4, 1927. But the observations of this expedition have nothing to do with data, or stories, of falls from the sky of fibrous, convoluted lumps of a substance that can be ground into an edible flour. Nourishment and protection and guidance come to it from the whole. It will be of use to coming social organizations. But in the desert, it is unprovided for and is withering.
Food falls from the sky.
It is one of the most commonplace of miracles. Given an organic view of an existence, we think of the supervision of a whole upon its parts. This looks like stupidity. Let a god change anything, and there will be reactions of evil as much as of good. Only stupidity can be divine.