18-12-2023, 01:03 PM
Koen wrote:
Could you "translate" a page though? Like, make sense of a whole chunk of text? The symbols and numerals must indicate something, right?
There is no text. Just aggregations of glyphs and each one of them represents an astronomical object or a spatial position.
For example, the gallows represent the Sun in both hemispheres. The c-shaped glyphs represent the moon in different phases. The benched gallows mean that the sun and the moon are on the same degree of the sphere, the new moon. The symbols that have a little circle represent stars...
I don't know the reason why it goes from one group of glyphs to another. The code is flexible, hence it seems that there are two languages. This is absurd. I already know, but it's what I believe.
Could you "translate" a page though? Like, make sense of a whole chunk of text? The symbols and numerals must indicate something, right?
There is no text. Just aggregations of glyphs and each one of them represents an astronomical object or a spatial position.
For example, the gallows represent the Sun in both hemispheres. The c-shaped glyphs represent the moon in different phases. The benched gallows mean that the sun and the moon are on the same degree of the sphere, the new moon. The symbols that have a little circle represent stars...
I don't know the reason why it goes from one group of glyphs to another. The code is flexible, hence it seems that there are two languages. This is absurd. I already know, but it's what I believe.

