19-07-2024, 07:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 19-07-2024, 08:25 PM by Bluetoes101.)
Numbers.
I've found that can answer almost every "well explain how...." arguments regarding the text.
Lets say I use You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and say the repeating glyphs are numbers, lets do "daiin" d = 3, I don't have "a", so I'm going to assign it to the first rare glyph "v", which is 5. My theory is that "iin" is "iii" with a flick, so that is 111. 3/5 x 111 = 66.6. I can show evidence from all over the world and throughout history, people writing stuff down to produce the number "666".
It passes the repeatability check and it can't be proven false. (Just random example. Its not actually a theory I have...)
My two "armchair hobbies" are the VM and Physics/Theoretical Physics. I do think applying basic rules of Physics can be helpful to the VM research.
Measure stuff. Then keep on measuring stuff. Most theories and breakthroughs in Physics come simply by "measuring stuff" until eventually you have to explain what broke. You then build a theory within the confines of the agreed upon rules of Physics and share it with others.
I think that general notion is how progress will be made.
If I put my numbers idea forward for example, people would say "does that work for everything?".. well its an idea we can measure and apply rules to, approve or reject. It is a silly idea, but it is a workable one at least. The issue with a lot of theories is that they can't be measured in any sort of way, so can't ever be a result that can be used.
I've found that can answer almost every "well explain how...." arguments regarding the text.
Lets say I use You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and say the repeating glyphs are numbers, lets do "daiin" d = 3, I don't have "a", so I'm going to assign it to the first rare glyph "v", which is 5. My theory is that "iin" is "iii" with a flick, so that is 111. 3/5 x 111 = 66.6. I can show evidence from all over the world and throughout history, people writing stuff down to produce the number "666".
It passes the repeatability check and it can't be proven false. (Just random example. Its not actually a theory I have...)
My two "armchair hobbies" are the VM and Physics/Theoretical Physics. I do think applying basic rules of Physics can be helpful to the VM research.
Measure stuff. Then keep on measuring stuff. Most theories and breakthroughs in Physics come simply by "measuring stuff" until eventually you have to explain what broke. You then build a theory within the confines of the agreed upon rules of Physics and share it with others.
I think that general notion is how progress will be made.
If I put my numbers idea forward for example, people would say "does that work for everything?".. well its an idea we can measure and apply rules to, approve or reject. It is a silly idea, but it is a workable one at least. The issue with a lot of theories is that they can't be measured in any sort of way, so can't ever be a result that can be used.