20-11-2024, 08:38 PM
The example
Let's take a grandmother, an empty pickle jar and buttons.
As grandmothers do. They cut the buttons off old clothes and put them in the pickle jar. Sometimes buttons are used for repairs and others are added.
And she's been doing this for 50 years now and the pickle jar is full of different buttons.
Now look for 20 buttons of the same shape and colour, blindfolded.
And now draw this realisation on parchment and the time span of 500 years. You have no idea how old a leaf is without carbon dating, but find 20 identical leaves.
Now it doesn't matter whether it's a full pickle jar with buttons or a pile of old parchment.
I am already encountering resistance here. In my opinion, this is not possible.
Finding a vintage car and a pile of parchment is a comparison that makes no sense. It's like saying it's easy to win the lottery 4 times in a row, because there are only 6 numbers.
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Let's take a grandmother, an empty pickle jar and buttons.
As grandmothers do. They cut the buttons off old clothes and put them in the pickle jar. Sometimes buttons are used for repairs and others are added.
And she's been doing this for 50 years now and the pickle jar is full of different buttons.
Now look for 20 buttons of the same shape and colour, blindfolded.
And now draw this realisation on parchment and the time span of 500 years. You have no idea how old a leaf is without carbon dating, but find 20 identical leaves.
Now it doesn't matter whether it's a full pickle jar with buttons or a pile of old parchment.
I am already encountering resistance here. In my opinion, this is not possible.
Finding a vintage car and a pile of parchment is a comparison that makes no sense. It's like saying it's easy to win the lottery 4 times in a row, because there are only 6 numbers.
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