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Old 11-04-2005, 11:59 AM   #261
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If I took the entire dictionary, looked at the numeric values of the words and saw there were MANY collisions - would you be prepared to reject your hypothesis? If I were to demonstrate that such things were due to chance - would you be prepared to reject your hypothesis?

Both things are relativley straight forward to do. The second would be done by generating a random set of strings (of variable length), calculating their numeric values and then doing a statistical confidence test on them (something like a t-test (don't think thats the right one in this instance)).

If this were done, would you change your claims?
your observations are interesting and partially correct

but I have made only a simple example

in the Torah endless correspondences can be used between letters and values maintaining a connection among them however

now I try to explain a little better this new concept

the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet is the Aleph

the value of Aleph is not only 1 but also 30, 111 and so on

a=1 l=12 ph=17 Aleph=1+12+17=30

a=1 l=30 ph=80 Aleph=1+30+80=111=3x37

and naturally this method can infinitely continue

naturally I cannot infinitely make the verification on all the possible values

but if I make some verification I find amazing results
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Old 11-04-2005, 12:06 PM   #262
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Well, I don't know...... Using the Hebrew-like character map, 'Pmarra' comes out as 67.

This is the same total as the words 'satanic', 'lying', 'clown', ......

Coincidence? Well maybe.....

Until you realize that 'reddish' is also a 67-point word!!!!!!!!!!!!

Surely this is rarer than an odd perfect number!!!!!

The science cannot be denied!!!
I am sorry but

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satanic', 'lying', 'clown', ......

reddish

are not Hebrew words
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Old 11-04-2005, 12:14 PM   #263
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the value of Aleph is not only 1 but also 30, 111 and so on

a=1 l=12 ph=17 Aleph=1+12+17=30

a=1 l=30 ph=80 Aleph=1+30+80=111=3x37

and naturally this method can infinitely continue
Uh oh! So, how do we know which mapping applies? All of them?

By "infinitely continue" are you suggesting that there an infinite number of ways to do the mapping? That will have some serious consequences to what you can find!
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Old 11-04-2005, 01:32 PM   #264
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I am sorry but
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satanic', 'lying', 'clown', ......
reddish
are not Hebrew words
Don't be sorry. It is not your fault.
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Old 11-05-2005, 12:42 AM   #265
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Uh oh! So, how do we know which mapping applies? All of them?

By "infinitely continue" are you suggesting that there an infinite number of ways to do the mapping? That will have some serious consequences to what you can find!

exactly
it is really the truth

using the Hebrew language we can use an infinite number of ways to do the mapping

this circumstance won't have only serious consequences but also amazing consequences
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this circumstance won't have only serious consequences but also amazing consequences
I will try to show another example

Wisdom in Hebrew is: hmkx (pronounced Hokmah ).
the sum of the numerical values of the four letters that make up the Hebrew word Wisdom equals 73;
as follows:
x 8 +
k 20 +
m 40+
h 5 =
73 (standard)

x 8 +
k 11+
m 13+
h 5 =
37 (ord)


The Numbers 37 and 73 are the Ordinal and Standard values of Wisdom:

37 = 8 + 11 + 13 + 5 (Ord)
73 = 8 + 20 + 40 + 5 (Standard)

Sum of Genesis 1.1 = 2701 = 37 x 73 (an unlikely case of digit symmetry).

2701 is the 73rd triangular number

these two values ( 37 , 73 ) are the keys of Gen1.1

because in Gen1.1 Wisdom multiplies the Wisdom…
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using the Hebrew language we can use an infinite number of ways to do the mapping
And there we have it. We therefore will have inifinite number of ways to make any number. Showing that there is nothing special, magical or supernatural.

I rest my case, m'lud.
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And there we have it. We therefore will have inifinite number of ways to make any number. Showing that there is nothing special, magical or supernatural.

I rest my case, m'lud.

I think that I didn't explain well

every letter of the Hebrew alphabet is similar to a mathematical function that produces endless values

this fact can also happen with other alphabets

but unlike the other languages in the Hebrew these endless values give non casual information
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every letter of the Hebrew alphabet is similar to a mathematical function that produces endless values
Okay, humour me some more. What is the algorithm/function that maps a hebrew letter to a number (or set of numbers).

When you endless, does that mean a letter can map to ANY number eventually?
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What is the algorithm/function that maps a hebrew letter to a number (or set of numbers).
I try to show the names of the Hebrew letters



1 a Aleph pla
2 b Beyt tyb
3 g Ghimel lmyg
4 d Dalet tld
5 h Hey ah
6 w Waw ww
7 z Zayin nyz
8 x Chet tyx
9 j Tet tyj
10 y Yod dwy
11 k Kaph pk
12 l Lamed dml
13 m Mem mm
14 n Nun nwn
15 s Samech kms
16 [ Ayin ny[
17 p Pe ap
18 c Tzade ydc
19 q Qoph pwq
20 r Resh vyr
21 v Shin nyv
22 t Taw wt


using the last column is possible to easily build the algorithm that produces the values from every letter of the Hebrew alphabet
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