Nick , you do not even have to bother to compare combinations of a 3-letter word.
Just look at .ar. and .al. for example.
They have a repeat distance between each other which is steady throughout almost all "10 sections"
I can show the data but this only blurs the point here.
Always .ar. has the highest repeat and then follows .al. with also high but always lower repeat.
(to be exact, in the zodiac section ar and al seem the have the same or a slight reversed amount: al:29 and ar:27 depending on the transcript)
This fact alone already shows one of these two things:
1* the text is copied throughout the sections and therefore the text in all sections is the same.
or
2* the text is not copied throughout the sections but is "logically cohesive"
Clearly it is not 1), so it must be 2).
Just look at .ar. and .al. for example.
They have a repeat distance between each other which is steady throughout almost all "10 sections"
I can show the data but this only blurs the point here.
Always .ar. has the highest repeat and then follows .al. with also high but always lower repeat.
(to be exact, in the zodiac section ar and al seem the have the same or a slight reversed amount: al:29 and ar:27 depending on the transcript)
This fact alone already shows one of these two things:
1* the text is copied throughout the sections and therefore the text in all sections is the same.
or
2* the text is not copied throughout the sections but is "logically cohesive"
Clearly it is not 1), so it must be 2).