06-04-2021, 04:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-04-2021, 04:44 PM by RobGea.
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Just a couple of thoughts:
1)
According to LisaFaginDavis, Scribe_1 wrote: Intro, Herbal, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and Pharmacological( small plants )
Omitting the Intro then scribe_1 wrote only plant based pages and f57v, so by extension You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. would be related to plants.
Therefore You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. would logically best represent the seasons or more specifically the Solstices and Equinoxes.
The Top and Bottom figures have their arms outstretched in a 'V' shape,
It could be that their arms are pointing to the sunrise and sunset at the Equinoxes,
though then the Left/Right figures should have both arms at 90d pointing East and West for the Solstices but they don't
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For reference:
March equinox 19-21 March
June Solstice 20-22 June
September equinox 21-24 September
December Solstice 20-22 December mostly on 21stdec
As a side note the March equinox falls in Pisces. Pisces is the 1st sign in the Astrology section.
Edit:
Ah just discovered H in this post mentions the equinoxes and solstices:
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2) The 4 x 17 sequences
if the P and F are considered as markers then instead of 1x17 we get [ 8 - P/F - 8 ] or simply 2 x 8.
The observation by Emma May Smith is interesting in this regard. Post #17
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1) The m character is immediately before the p and f.
This is important because while p and f are often used at the beginning of paragraphs, m is often at the end of lines.
The writer may have seen some kind of symbolic "break" between the eighth and ninth characters.
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and a quick nod to Scarecrow for noting a periodicity of 16.
why is a breaking up one sequence of 17 glyphs into 2 sequences of 8 better ?
Well 8 as a number is much more fun to work with
if the P and F alternated that would fit nicely with equinox-solstice-equinox-solstice but they don't.
1)
According to LisaFaginDavis, Scribe_1 wrote: Intro, Herbal, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and Pharmacological( small plants )
Omitting the Intro then scribe_1 wrote only plant based pages and f57v, so by extension You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. would be related to plants.
Therefore You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. would logically best represent the seasons or more specifically the Solstices and Equinoxes.
The Top and Bottom figures have their arms outstretched in a 'V' shape,
It could be that their arms are pointing to the sunrise and sunset at the Equinoxes,
though then the Left/Right figures should have both arms at 90d pointing East and West for the Solstices but they don't
.For reference:
March equinox 19-21 March
June Solstice 20-22 June
September equinox 21-24 September
December Solstice 20-22 December mostly on 21stdec
As a side note the March equinox falls in Pisces. Pisces is the 1st sign in the Astrology section.
Edit:
Ah just discovered H in this post mentions the equinoxes and solstices:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
2) The 4 x 17 sequences
if the P and F are considered as markers then instead of 1x17 we get [ 8 - P/F - 8 ] or simply 2 x 8.
The observation by Emma May Smith is interesting in this regard. Post #17
<<
1) The m character is immediately before the p and f.
This is important because while p and f are often used at the beginning of paragraphs, m is often at the end of lines.
The writer may have seen some kind of symbolic "break" between the eighth and ninth characters.
>>
and a quick nod to Scarecrow for noting a periodicity of 16.
why is a breaking up one sequence of 17 glyphs into 2 sequences of 8 better ?
Well 8 as a number is much more fun to work with
if the P and F alternated that would fit nicely with equinox-solstice-equinox-solstice but they don't
.