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May 2, 2024, 4:50 am UTC    
September 15, 2008 11:18PM
Clive Wrote:
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> Khazar-khum Wrote:
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> -----
> > Would you prefer we use radians?
>
> There's a problem with radians Khazar...the
> concept is good but it doesn't work that well.

What??? Shocking eye popping smiley

> To demonstrate pi degrees or even twice its value
> would be too small an angle to claim it part of an
> intentional design.

But you proposed a 1000 degree circle. Aren't those units too small?



> To factor/multiply a number/angle by ten, as
> demonstrated, makes it easier to detect.
> A system should be used that falls within the
> central part of the structure. That's why the
> 100/pi and the 20 times pi is ideal.
> If you use radians (57.30 degrees per
> radian)...then you are automatically working with
> divisions of pi...that's not practical.

Why not? The scientific community finds it quite workable. Hermoine

The
> fractions you would be working with are too
> cumbersome. The circle of 360 is operational
> friendly, the best overall, since it is divisible
> by the numbers 1 thru 9, excluding the number 7.

But the AE didn't use that. Your proposed 1000 degree circle exists only in your work. No one else does that. That is Illogical

>
> There is one other factor...the structure has two
> designs. The one shown is derived from the base
> casing stone measures. The structure, as viewed
> today, (275 high) provides more accurate
> measures.

Pop the Smiley

That's your theory.

If the pyramid has *any* mathematical significance outside of being a design that used geometry, then those designs/angles/degrees would only function on the pyramid when it was intact. The AE would not base such a complex system as yours on an unfinished/partially dismantled building.

Why not? Confused

Well, for one thing, how could anyone alive in Khufu's court predict with any certainty which blocks would be removed, and to what level?

They could not know that casing stones would be removed. In fact, it was designed for them NOT to be moved. Since they could not possibly know which stones would be taken (if any) and which would be remaining, they could not & WOULD not use a system that required the removal of stones.

Your theory, as you yourself admit, works best with the pyramid in its current condition. But the current pyramid is not the one designed--it's been mutilated. Therefore, the ONLY systems which might work must use the original pyramid and not the current ruin. And since you need the damaged pyramid to get your numbers to fit, you've chosen to ignore the AE work in favor of your own. No you don't

Therefore, no matter how many charts, CADs, ink or time is wasted by you, you are going nowhere. You can do math till the Sun decides to nova and it still won't change the fact that you are working from a faulty base. Cheers





Subject Author Posted

1000 to a circle

Clive September 14, 2008 07:17PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Don Barone September 14, 2008 07:52PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Khazar-khum September 14, 2008 08:52PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Clive September 15, 2008 12:12AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Khazar-khum September 15, 2008 01:20AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

MJ Thomas September 15, 2008 06:47AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Clive September 15, 2008 09:21AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Khazar-khum September 15, 2008 02:34PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Clive September 15, 2008 03:43PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Khazar-khum September 15, 2008 05:31PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

MJ Thomas September 15, 2008 08:31PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Clive September 15, 2008 09:53PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

MJ Thomas September 16, 2008 04:43AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Warwick L Nixon September 16, 2008 10:12AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

MJ Thomas September 16, 2008 10:42AM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Khazar-khum September 17, 2008 06:22PM

Re: 1000 to a circle

Clive September 15, 2008 09:14PM

Hold on a minute

Khazar-khum September 15, 2008 11:18PM

Re: Hold on a minute

C Wayne Taylor September 16, 2008 02:19AM

Re: Hold on a minute

Jon_B September 20, 2008 03:44PM

Re: Hold on a minute

Khazar-khum September 21, 2008 02:51AM

Re: Hold on a minute

Khazar-khum September 17, 2008 05:20PM

Re: Hold on a minute

Khazar-khum September 20, 2008 03:06PM

Amendment:

Clive September 15, 2008 10:19AM



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