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Is this anything to do with making everyone speak hebrew?
 
jimbob said:
Is this anything to do with making everyone speak hebrew?
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I think so

My rationale being that:
  • it demonstrates a distinct lack of thought prior to posting
  • it is largely unintelligible
  • the bits that are remotely intelligible bear the hallmark of pure, unadulterated woo, including (but not limited to) concepts that are
    • absurd
    • incoherent
    • farcical
    • ridiculous
    • pathetic

Shalom
 
Is this any thing to do with making everyone speak hebrew?
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Look!
If all monotheistic world will come to realization of NeoShabat idea of seven seventh days 26 weeks of freedom for everybody in a year in future all people will know natively the Holly Resurrected Language of Holly Seventh Day for every world person book.
From an other side if every monotheistic person will know Holly Resurrected Language all the world will come to idea of symmetrical construction of working and job weeks for everybody.

The world does not like Jews but the world likes the shevaim (seventh) days.
Christians like Sundays, Muslims like Fridays.
People like two seventh days a week.
In French – the country of New History of Freedom, Equality and Brotherhood Beginning people like 3.5 seventh days a week.
I am absolutely sure that according this trend people will like NeoShabat – symmetrical system.
It seems to me that people of NeoShabat new lifestyle will know Holly Resurrected Language of Shabat Holly Book.
 
What a shame that the majority of the world's population aren't monotheists.
 
Nationalcosmopolitan said:
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I am absolutely sure that according this trend people will like NeoShabat – symmetrical system.
It seems to me that people of NeoShabat new lifestyle will know Holly Resurrected Language of Shabat Holly Book.
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It does not follow that 26 weeks payed vacation leads to knowledge of hebrew language.
E.g. I would spend about 24 weeks on cruise ships and 2 weeks in Las Vegas - not a chance I would like to learn hebrew, change my atheist views to monotheistic, teach children a "holy" language or something else of your fantasies.
Shabat/holidays are for me simple a way not to work!
 
Hokulele said:
The world doesn't like Jews? I know that there are some people who dislike Jews, but the entire world?
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For Bob so disliked the world, that he gave one tiny minority the smug, self-satisfaction of believing they are his only begotten chosen people, that whosoever disbelieveth in this woo should have everlasting strife.
 
What a shame that the majority of the world's population aren't monotheists.
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Even non-monotheistic people do not refuse from having one or two seventh day a week as free days.
If you will read Old Testament – the Holy Book of Christians, Jews and Muslims you will see that it demand to be free from work not only one seventh day a week, but every tenth day of moon months, all seventh moon months, all seventh years.

Even now in Israel Elite People have so called Shabaton – the seventh year free from their current job.
By the way I am a fighter to give the right for Shabaton for every Israel citizen.

If to make a simple calculation it will be clear that according Bible the man have to be free from his job about 50% days in a year.

I just want to organize an old knowledge about symmetrical job days – freedom days balance in symmetrical job weeks – free weeks balance.

The same positive impact as world had from using the seventh day of freedom everywhere it will get from using NeoShabat idea everywhere.

It does not follow that 26 weeks payed vacation leads to knowledge of hebrew language.
E.g. I would spend about 24 weeks on cruise ships and 2 weeks in Las Vegas - not a chance I would like to learn hebrew, change my atheist views to monotheistic, teach children a "holy" language or something else of your fantasies.
Shabat/holidays are for me simple a way not to work!
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All what God wants – to make from you the most as possible free person.
Only if you will get not less than fifty percents of days (much better weeks) free from current routine and hated for 99% of world their people job – you will be really free person.

You wouldn’t learn Hebrew, because you will know it as I know English or Hebrew and it will bring you many troubles.
I advise you to teach your children Holy Resurrected Language, as I know Russian.

For Bob so disliked the world, that he gave one tiny minority the smug, self-satisfaction of believing they are his only begotten chosen people, that whosoever disbelieveth in this woo should have everlasting strife.
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The person that has no 50% of days (better weeks) free from his current creative job can’t be the chosen person.
The person that has no creative job can’t be the chosen person.
So we have construct the world were every man has creative job.
Not creative job must be minimize and distribute equally between all world people.
 
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Nationalcosmopolitan said:
If you will read Old Testament – the Holy Book of Christians, Jews and Muslims you will see that it demand to be free from work not only one seventh day a week, but every tenth day of moon months, all seventh moon months, all seventh years
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If you will read Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, another work of fiction popular with naïve readers, you will see that it suggests (if not quite demands) that we each celebrate 364 unbirthdays per year
 
Nationalcosmopolitan said:
Even now in Israel Elite People have so called Shabaton – the seventh year free from their current job.
By the way I am a fighter to give the right for Shabaton for every Israel citizen
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Including the Israeli citizens living in the West Bank and Gaza Strip?
 
six7s said:
If you will read Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, another work of fiction popular with naïve readers, you will see that it suggests (if not quite demands) that we each celebrate 364 unbirthdays per year
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:fg:

I'm celebrating as I type this.
 
Nationalcosmopolitan said:
Even non-monotheistic people do not refuse from having one or two seventh day a week as free days.
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Which ones?
If you will read Old Testament – the Holy Book of Christians, Jews and Muslims you will see that it demand to be free from work not only one seventh day a week, but every tenth day of moon months, all seventh moon months, all seventh years.
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What has that to do with non-monotheistic people?
 
What has that to do with non-monotheistic people?
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Non monotheistic people don’t refuse to have invented by Jews “social time quantum” - a week.
Non monotheistic people did not refuse to have the seventh day – Sunday as a free from job day.
Non monotheistic people do not refuse to have Saturday and Sunday as free days in the most of the countries/
Non monotheistic people do not refuse ½ a week free from job in French.
Why they will refuse to have ½ of 52 year weeks or every second week free from job?
I simply prolong the same trend we have from the beginning of Bible history to the OPTIMAL POINT.

If you will read Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, another work of fiction popular with naïve readers, you will see that it suggests (if not quite demands) that we each celebrate 364 unbirthdays per year
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Your idea – to be free from job every day.
It is just oppose side to the system when people work every day with out seventh free days.
Your proposal is very far from optimal point.

But the system when the man works in his seventh day and six days a week is free can be realizable in some cases.
To work in the seventh day and to be free all six day of the week – it is an interesting proposal.

But it seems to me that symmetrical lifestyle is the most optimal for the most of people in the most cases.
 
Nationalcosmopolitan said:
Non monotheistic people...
Non monotheistic people...
Non monotheistic people...
Non monotheistic people...
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If you were to stop writing long enough to read something, you might realise that more than half of the people in the world live in South/West Asia - where the concepts of monotheism and, I think, weekends are both relatively recent

Nationalcosmopolitan said:
But it seems to me that symmetrical lifestyle is the most optimal for the most of people in the most cases.
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Please explain WHY you, without providing ANY supporting data, expect anyone on a critical thinking forum to accept your proposal of a (seemingly arbitrary) 50/50 (bi-polar?) split as somehow feasible and/or desirable
 
Nationalcosmopolitan said:
If you will read Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, another work of fiction popular with naïve readers, you will see that it suggests (if not quite demands) that we each celebrate 364 unbirthdays per year
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Your idea – to be free from job every day.
It is just oppose side to the system when people work every day with out seventh free days.
Your proposal is very far from optimal point.
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My 'idea' was to illustrate that writing that suggests we spend an inordinate amount of time on leisure/pleasure activities is neither new nor fit for anywhere other than the child fiction section

Nationalcosmopolitan said:
Your proposal is very far from optimal point.
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And your proposal is how close?
 
six7s said:
If you were to stop writing long enough to read something, you might realise that more than half of the people in the world live in South/West Asia - where the concepts of monotheism and, I think, weekends are both relatively recent
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For most people in south-west Asia, weekends are just the same as weekdays, and for most of the rest weekends are when they work hardest, because the shops and restaurants are busier. Most people in China work a seven day week. I assume it's the same in India, and many other Asian countries.
 
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