I can only suggest that familiar standards of assessment may be useless in this case, both for positive and negative purposes. Consider the Vitruvian Man by Leonardo Da Vinci. Would anyone think it is anything but a work of artistic creation? Or if you saw a properly completed crossword. Would you think the letter-entries got there by chance?It would be more interesting if those effects were somehow predicted and then verified. Going the other way 'round reeks of the sharpshooter fallacyWP.
If or when that happens, that would be an interesting thread. Until then you just have clouds that look like bunnies.I can only suggest that familiar standards of assessment may be useless in this case, both for positive and negative purposes. Consider the Vitruvian Man by Leonardo Da Vinci. Would anyone think it is anything but a work of artistic creation? Or if you saw a properly completed crossword. Would you think the letter-entries got there by chance?
Assessment of The Genesis Seal may call for a method that hasn't yet been invented.
I am glad you are troubled by this phenomenon, no doubt more than you have been troubled by anything else you may have encountered in the JREF furums. Isn't this what one might expect from a biblical phenomenon that appears to exceed the wit of any conceivable human intellect?i don't get it, what do you want to demonstrate with this number and letters game? is it a game? or what is it?
I am glad you are troubled by this phenomenon, no doubt more than you have been troubled by anything else you may have encountered in the JREF furums. Isn't this what one might expect from a biblical phenomenon that appears to exceed the wit of any conceivable human intellect?
I am glad you are troubled by this phenomenon, no doubt more than you have been troubled by anything else you may have encountered in the JREF furums. Isn't this what one might expect from a biblical phenomenon that appears to exceed the wit of any conceivable human intellect?
I am glad you are troubled by this phenomenon, no doubt more than you have been troubled by anything else you may have encountered in the JREF furums. Isn't this what one might expect from a biblical phenomenon that appears to exceed the wit of any conceivable human intellect?
Bible Code in a new fancy dress.
How long is a piece of string? The shorter the text, the less likely it is to have become mutated. The fact that the first(!) 64 Hebrew letters of Genesis demonstrate the sort of effects I have shown only a sample of, speaks volumes for its integrity.At what length is a portion of text susceptible to changes?
Hardly. Everything that emerges in the Genesis Seal comes from a mere 64 letters. The downfall of the Bible Code (let's not mention it again) was the vast extent of the text it purported to 'analyse'.
Sorry David, I forgot the point about the probabilities.
I have calculated these myself using very simple principles. For example, it wouldn't matter where the first letter vav may occur. Then there is a 1/2 chance that the second one will be in the same half of the grid as the first; then a 1/4 chance that both the second and third vav are in the same half; a 1/8 chance that the second, third and fourth vav... you get the idea.
DC, I appreciate your candour. What I am showing you all today is the result of several years analysis on my part.doubtfull, he said fellow sceptics, so im pretty sure he doesn't deal in such nonsense and if only for fun, that's mayb why he presents this game to us.
DC, I appreciate your candour. What I am showing you all today is the result of several years analysis on my part.
DC, I appreciate your candour. What I am showing you all today is the result of several years analysis on my part.
That's the easiest question of all to answer. The Genesis Seal is the result of some very nifty design by someone in the dim and distant past. Perhaps it was just someone with an exceptional savant talent. Perhaps it was Ezekiel - Who knows?what would that answer be mister mysterious?
You know what would be useful for someone who has more time than I do right now?
Put the first 64 (or 32, or whatever) characters of the OP in a grid and find some patterns just as "notable" as these. I wonder if the OP will then agree he deliberately included a hidden message?
That's the easiest question of all to answer. The Genesis Seal is the result of some very nifty design by someone in the dim and distant past. Perhaps it was just someone with an exceptional savant talent. Perhaps it was Ezekiel - Who knows?