cladking Wrote:
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> The irony is in ancient language "four" wasn't
> even "defined" and was simply represented as "/ /
> / /".
>
> "Four" in Ancient Language was representative,
> digital, and metaphysical. It meant one single
> thing and could not be defined,. As s
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cladking
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Byrd Wrote:
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> > > cladking Wrote:
> > The Pyramid Texts
> > simply leaped out as not containing any of the
> > words that cause the the incidence of word
> usage
> > to be a straight line on a logarithmic scale.
> It
> > was researching this that led me to Zipf's Law.
> Excep
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cladking
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Hans_lune Wrote:
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> It was from this list we took words to run thru
> the PT to see if they 'fit' 100% as his theory
> demands
>
> None that we tried did.
You can't change one word and have it make sense. You have to change them all.
It would be like trying to understand reality through the lens
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote:
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> But Cladking, they don't look a BIT like links of
> a chain! It's people sitting, holding things ...
> They've got heads, and eyes, and eveything!
I'm referring to F46 through F50. They look like paperclips but they represent the "sinews of the Bull of Heaven", they are the
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cladking
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Hermione Wrote:
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> OK.
>
> Can you provide one or two examples of these
> hieroglyphs that you understand, but Egyptologist
> don't?
>
> (If you could provide links, or if you subscribe
> to image hosting, that would be very helpful.
There are several.
For example the glyphs F46 to F50 represe
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote:
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> With the best will in the world, Cladking, it's
> difficult to contradict this conclusion ...
>
> Nevertheless, you must have picked up a good deal
> along the way (perhaps more than you realise).
>
> Could you not, even at this late stage, go back
> and look again at some of the mo
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote:
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> You don't think this might apply to AE as well
I've been studying and researching for many years now.
It is entirely possible that rather than Egyptology being wrong it is I who is wrong.
> The ... pages were blank ... ??
What I mean is that there are no words that appear in the Pyramid
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Byrd Wrote:
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> And as we've seen, your "translations" don't hold
> up even when compared to other sections of things
> like the Pyramid Texts/Coffin Texts.
I believe they do hold up just fine.
"Shu" always means "upward". This doesn't mean you can just read the Pyramid Texts
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Byrd Wrote:
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> cladking Wrote:
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>
> > Obviously the eight words that comprise
> > programming language and which breaks Zipf's
> Law
>
> ...(programmer speaking)... and you know this HOW?
> And where are you getting those "eight wor
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
I think I told this story before but I used to work with programmers quite a bit when the entire operating system for a small plant was rewritten to give operators more access to controlling the parameters of the process and to see exactly what was going on. Despite having designed this system and its component parts when my boss had the programmers write up what they had done I could not unders
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Byrd Wrote:
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> I'm going to be pedantic here. Yes, you CAN
> translate computer code into English. We
> programmers do it all the time and translate
> accurately English-to-Code and Code-to-English
> (otherwise computers wouldn't work.) That's quite
> literally what we do for a living.
>
>
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cladking
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Hans_lune Wrote:
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> By someone like you who cannot read it yes, you
> have to have someone translate it into English
> before you make up meanings for the words....
You ae not listening.
I said Ancient Language can not be translated.
I mean this literally. i don't mean the translations are wrong or that the
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Hans_lune Wrote:
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> cladking Wrote:
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> These same lines on the gravimetric
> > scan show the exact same thing in a different
> > light.
>
> Nope they don't again just your opinion and in my
> opinion they don't
...And in your opinio
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cladking
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No! For the 1000th time, no.
I said the language can not be translated.
IMO, it can easily enough be understood.
> Every listener takes a different meaning from
> every single sentence because every word has an
> infinite number of definitions and an infinite
> number of connotations.
Ancient Language can not be translated because of the nature of our language to
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
You continue to call the facts, 'opinions".
The existence of visible lines on the pyramid is not only a simple fact but it shows how the stones were lifted. These same lines on the gravimetric scan show the exact same thing in a different light. You can interpret evidence as you choose but not facts. The fact is that a ramp can not appear as a line parallel to the base on the grav
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Hans_lune Wrote:
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>
> opinion not evidence
Your calling all the evidence like visible horizontal and vertical lines has no effect on the reality. Stones were still obviously pulled up on the south side of the top of G1 and laid starting on the opposite side and laid east to west. You can use a different word than "obviou
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cladking
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Hans_lune Wrote:
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> er, why you've been claiming that for over a
> decade but never explain the science behind your
> delusion. Can you quote Bui on that?
I've explained this dozens of times a few of those times in great detail. It is not science it is by definition.
The definition of the words "pyramid&
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cladking
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Of course language is wholly abstract.
What does the sentence "Fort Howard stock in on fire!" mean?
Every listener takes a different meaning from every single sentence because every word has an infinite number of definitions and an infinite number of connotations. We each learn to try to parse sentences in terms of what the speaker means But the reality is that every experime
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Jammer Wrote:
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> Yet there are clear professional GPR density scans
> showing compaction in a spiral pattern climbing
> the pyramid.
It is impossible for the gravimetric scan to depict internal ramps. The lines in the scan are horizontal to the base so by definition the lines can not depict a ramp.
The lines are merely a
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cladking
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Thank you.
It was my understanding this branch of the Nile has been well mapped out for at least a few decades.
I was hoping they had found a new river nearby that geologists believe existed at the time the pyramids were built often called the "Ur Nile". This river flowed east to west and drained northern Africa.
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Modern Egyptians have been getting short sheeted for centuries. Ancient Egypt is a world civilization after all these millennia but it is still an Egyptian legacy for which they've have the right of first refusal. I'm glad to see Egyptians having the same opportunities as anyone else.
I do not agree they have a right to the personal property of anyone until they can actually how i
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Quoting a sentence;
"In another jarring shift, after saying that no one knows how Egyptians moved stones (their own carvings and writings about it notwithstanding), he catapults the reader to Easter Island, Baalbek, Uxmal, the standing stones of the U.K. (including Stonehenge), to discuss various myths and legends of stones that moved by themselves in response to spells, songs, whistles,
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Thanks - 1 year ago
"Perhaps ancient Egyptians also beheld the world in speech."
And herein is exactly the problem with Champollion and modern linguists. Sure, they were all correct about the need to understand day to day life in ancient Egypt to solve Dendera et al, but they needed the mathematics of Thomas Young to solve the older writing and Young did little work on hieroglyphs after the Rosetta Sto
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cladking
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Hauling these stones over land would have been
> grueling. Scientists
> have long believed that utilizing a river or
> channel made the process
> possible, but today the Nile is miles away from
> the pyramids. On
> Monday, however, a team of researchers reported
> evidence that a lost
>
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cladking
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Holger Isenberg Wrote:
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> Because nobody could replicate the construction
> method yet in an actual physical experiment,
> except for one French professor.
Certainly Houdin's theory is better than most and could be possible but it is wholly inconsistent with two key pieces of physical evidence. Namely that the pyramid is
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
I proposed this pulley back in 2007 as the solution for the word "dm-sceptre" in ancient writing.
Since then I have come to believe they had three part pulleys as are used today made of copper or bronze. These would necessarily be very heavy and very valuable so none survived.
"Planning is underway for a project to lift a 2,268 kg limestone block, similar in dimensions
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Why Do So Many People Still Think Aliens Built the Pyramids?
I think the answer is two fold. Primarily people see pictures and hear descriptions of these and simply can't believe the official explanations. I remember as a young child seeing a picture of the pyramid and told it was dragged up ramps and could hardly imagine the vast toil and blood sweat and tears. But I had no reference,
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt
Principia Wrote:
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> I was not aware of this article. I have reached
> out to the author for a copy of the original (he
> says is from 2016).
>
> Few takeaways:
>
> His use of terms 'exactly' and 'precisely' are
> applied in glaring error. Example, the Red and
> Bent /\s are, in fact,
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cladking
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Hermione Wrote:
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> QuoteThis pyramid was made like a stairway with
> tiers, or steps. When this, its first form, was
> completed, the workmen used levers made of short
> wooden logs to raise the rest of the stones; ...
> they heaved up the blocks from the ground on to
> the first tier of steps; when the stone had
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cladking
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Ancient Egypt