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Based on anecdotal information reaching us , many of the problems that some feared would result from this broadening of access have not materialized . The firsts stars exploded 13.5 billion years ago , but because their light takes so long to reach us , we can still see what they looked like and even watch them explode . But if an article of faith be asserted to have come down by tradition , we have no opportunity of knowing the words in which it was expressed : for , while it is pretended that the doctrine or instruction has reached us , the words have been lost ; for what advocate of tradition is able , in any single case , to furnish us with the words of any divine revelation , which is not contained in the sacred Scriptures ? For we have the heat of fire which is infinitely more potent and intense than the heat of the sun as it reaches us , or the warmth of animals . Oh , no , we exclaim when such news reaches us , but these tales are part of a classic repertory we recognize as our own . " Further on Mr. Boyle continues : " Mr. Stibbs , the owner of the property expressed his desire that all the skulls should be placed in the provincial museum , and he kindly had an advertisement inserted in the local paper , asking for the return of the crania to him for this purpose , but up to the present moment not one of these has reached us , and the probability is that they still form ghastly decorations on the shelves of workshops , there to remain as " curios " or , until they can be disposed of for a " consideration " .