16-06-2026, 10:04 PM
Hello again everyone!
1) I started with the astronomical and biological sections, since these are the sections from which we know the most in the modern sense. Especially the pages that depict fetal maturation: the 28-day female cycle, the circle divided into 9 sectors - this is 9 weeks, and then the face in the circle is the fetus.
2) Biological processes remain unchanged to this day, and we can find patterns in them, as in the movements of the stars described in the book, constellations, etc.
3) If this is some kind of matrix or calendar, then there must definitely be a zero point of reference, and it was necessary to start from there.
4) I used Claude as a calculation tool, and not as a basis for constructing an initial theory.
5) I've been analyzing the zodiac signs and still don't understand why a lizard is called a scorpion, and a tiger with a fang is called a lion. Why is a goat called an ram, and they say that page 74 with Aquarius was cut out? Who even decided that it was there? And why are the zodiac signs tied to a generally accepted system, given the composition of plants and the language itself, which are unknown to anyone?
1) I started with the astronomical and biological sections, since these are the sections from which we know the most in the modern sense. Especially the pages that depict fetal maturation: the 28-day female cycle, the circle divided into 9 sectors - this is 9 weeks, and then the face in the circle is the fetus.
2) Biological processes remain unchanged to this day, and we can find patterns in them, as in the movements of the stars described in the book, constellations, etc.
3) If this is some kind of matrix or calendar, then there must definitely be a zero point of reference, and it was necessary to start from there.
4) I used Claude as a calculation tool, and not as a basis for constructing an initial theory.
5) I've been analyzing the zodiac signs and still don't understand why a lizard is called a scorpion, and a tiger with a fang is called a lion. Why is a goat called an ram, and they say that page 74 with Aquarius was cut out? Who even decided that it was there? And why are the zodiac signs tied to a generally accepted system, given the composition of plants and the language itself, which are unknown to anyone?