Pmarra

Well, we can do an experiment

we can for instance try to see if some famous sentence has some improbabilities similar to the improbabilities of Gen1.1

we can for example analyze this famous sentence

“Everyone has the right to life liberty and security of person�

(Article 3 - Universal Declaration of Human Rights - On December 10, 1948 the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

this is a sentence of 11 words and 51 letters

Everyone 1
Has 2
The 3
Right 4
To 5
Life 6
Liberty 7
And 8
Security 9
Of 10
Person 11


E 1
V 2
E 3
R 4
Y 5
O 6
N 7
E 8
H 9
A 10
S 11
T 12
H 13
E 14
R 15
I 16
G 17
H 18
T 19
T 20
O 21
L 22
I 23
F 24
E 25
L 26
I 27
B 28
E 29
R 30
T 31
Y 32
A 33
N 34
D 35
S 36
E 37
C 38
U 39
R 40
I 41
T 42
Y 43
O 44
F 45
P 46
E 47
R 48
S 49
O 50
N 51

well I wait for something amazing in this famous sentence….

-RRH-

Similar in what way?

PoodleLovinPessimist's experiment wasn't similar enough?

French Prometheus

Pmarra, I gather you didn't check that link I gave above.

I strongly suggest you do so and let us know if you think Herman Melville was YHWH's prophet.

Pmarra

no

how example you look at this link http://www.biblemaths.com/pag02/index.html

there is here something on Gen 1 1

but Gen 1 1 has a lot of other improbabilities

BioBeing

Hey cool: they got pi wrong too!

John A. Broussard

Have you given any thought to analyzing the dimensions of the Egyptian pyramids?

reddish

First define amazing.

Then, if we succeed, will you concede that you've been peddling nonsense?

Lil' Jerry Seinfeld

Another one of those threads would be amusing. It has been a few days since the last pyramid thread.

Lil' Jerry Seinfeld

You still didn't define the words. Can you do so now?

Secondly, Pmarra do you think that if you use big words that it makes your point more valid?

reddish

"Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft said profit rose to $3.14-billion (U.S.)"

It's a sign!!!

:rolling: :rolling: :rolling: