15-08-2021, 01:38 PM
Here's something else which may or may not be relevant. In order to make the spiral, they didn't really write the text on a curve. Instead, they fractured the base line: the words are written straight, but the angle of the base line always shifts. This has the interesting effect of creating separate words or word groups, clearly marked by angle breaks.
Taking each "line" as a word, the result would be as follows:
o/ochsoetchy osararam askeeody ochdoral oekairy ytodaro opalshy orarodar ykodar ykodar ykary opalxy
At the beginning the curve is not strong yet, so it may be that "o/ochs oetchy" would have been on separate base lines had they been closer to the centre.
What now especially stands out to me is the sequence that follows:
Could something like this really be a word? It looks almost binary, like a number. a'b'ababab''..
Taking each "line" as a word, the result would be as follows:
o/ochsoetchy osararam askeeody ochdoral oekairy ytodaro opalshy orarodar ykodar ykodar ykary opalxy
At the beginning the curve is not strong yet, so it may be that "o/ochs oetchy" would have been on separate base lines had they been closer to the centre.
What now especially stands out to me is the sequence that follows:
Could something like this really be a word? It looks almost binary, like a number. a'b'ababab''..


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