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A self-educated Researcher:  My investigative work began in 1983, and my first staid results arose after 1993. 10 years of a rambling and 18 years of progress.
'''Milan Elesin''' (born June 26, 1963) is a self-educated Serbian researcher whose independent work spans [[relativity]], [[sociology]], [[mythology]], [[philosophy]], [[linguistics]], and [[Egyptology]].


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==Biography==
Elesin describes himself as a self-educated researcher. He began his investigative work in 1983, and reported that his first settled results emerged after 1993, characterizing the intervening period as ten years of wide-ranging exploration followed by eighteen years of progress.
 
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Milan Elesin
Milan Elesin
Born (1963-06-26) June 26, 1963 (age 63)
ResidenceSerbia and Montenegro
NationalitySerbian
Known forRelativity, Sociology, Mythology, Philosophy, Linguistics, Egyptology
Scientific career
Fieldsmanual worker

Milan Elesin (born June 26, 1963) is a self-educated Serbian researcher whose independent work spans relativity, sociology, mythology, philosophy, linguistics, and Egyptology.

Biography

Elesin describes himself as a self-educated researcher. He began his investigative work in 1983, and reported that his first settled results emerged after 1993, characterizing the intervening period as ten years of wide-ranging exploration followed by eighteen years of progress.