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Cassini Diskus, for purposes of description, is a mind. Cassini Diskus is equivalent to the FL website(...)
What I'm really trying to do here is I'm trying to make sense of the insane citations. A person would never create citations like that, where they are layered so thick that you can't get to the bottom of them; but a computer would.
Could it be possible that these texts we are finding posted at FL are self generating?
Both 27Hz and 12.704GHz are harmonics of the Earth's median electron cyclotron frequency.
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originally posted by: Bumsmear
Vampires don't exist. The language of fairytails:-) ;;
There is no connection to Haliburton.
originally posted by: Kalixi
Maybe they are Ancient Aliens communicating and dissecting our language and society and using our internet communicating with each other
I'm also pretty sure that there are more than one person creating all the content.
originally posted by: aHEMagain
a reply to: forgottenfaithful Re: countdown timer.
Well, I've seen it. It's what brought me to this page.
I've been following (as much as that's possible) forgottenlanguages.org for some time. Annmouse, you've done some great research that I haven't been able to look at yet, but from what I can tell, none of it invalidates my initial impressions of the site a few years ago.
Which was "WTF!"
I'm convinced that whatever it is, it's not just a big hoax or a lark. I'm also pretty sure that there are more than one person creating all the content.
I stopped looking into the site when I realized there was no way that I could grasp it, but trying might make me go crazy. These people are (supposedly) able to run a program that bashes two languages together to create a unique third language, that they then "tune" into a usable language by learning it and then writing in it. As I remember they'd done this thirteen or so times.
Think about that a second. If it's true, what kind of intellect would be able to learn THIRTEEN unique languages (in addition to all the other "real" languages they demonstrate knowing)? I find it a little frightening, frankly.
These thirteen languages are completely untranslatable by computer, making them as secure as the Navaho Code Talkers of WWII.
A story about DARPA's new Memex dark web indexing program made me think of the site, so I went to check it out today.
I noticed right off that all the articles were in Cassini Diskus, which I'm fascinated by. Then I noticed the timer. At first I thought it was counting up from whenever they changed the main url to forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org... . When I realized it was counting down, a serious chill went down my spine.
August 2nd, 2015, around five in the morning.
It's "WTF!" all over again.
aHEMagain
www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: AutOmatIc So, they have a proprietary software that resembles a musical VST, that can morph two languages together and create an entirely new language from those two, which they hold secretly and refuse to release outside their "group". This type of endeavor, due to the fact that it can allow communication between people that will not be searchable/indexed by search engines, and can only be properly translated using their software if one knows the proper variables entered into it most definitely would put them on the FBI, NSA, CIA watchlist. It could be used by "terrorist" groups to communicate without fear of spying, sure the language would be translatable eventually, but by the time it is figured out it might be too late. I'd say they most likely have been contacted by such intelligence agencies concerning such groundbreaking "outside the box" methods of communication algorithms...albeit purposely, or merely stumbled upon. For if they truly wished to advance such an interesting concept it would be opensource. If they were to succeed using the sound aspect of phenomes to translate a "universal" meaning, then could we actually "talk" to any life form and understand what they are communicating? The very idea that they shun outsiders, is quite suspicious indeed, but I am intrigued to be sure.
originally posted by: Direne
That we cannot manifest all the information that is available to both of us means this: the universe is so vast, and the speed at which information travels so limited, that data is just meaningful to those in the nearby of the information source. If an answer to a question takes so many ligh years to arrive, what is the point of posing questions at all? What kind of an answer is that one that by the time it arrives we have even forgotten what the original question was? If the universe is so vast, what's the point of trying to know it?
All theories about Reality do describe Reality as it was a long long time ago. Can you call that "a science" at all? One thing is to study your past, say, the pre-Cambrian era, and quite another is to study your present, using long ago outdated data. It seems the universe is like a jail designed on apartheid: vast distances, to keep them all separated; vast distances to preventing them from being in touch; vast distances, to make any exchange of information useless.
That is what the sentence "we cannot manifest all the information that is available to both of us" really means.
Photographs of deep space objects that ceased to exist long time ago, and measurements of objects that do not exist anymore won't allow you to gain any knowledge about your present Reality. At least it serves to study the effects of causes that do not exist anymore. You won't be able to change those causes at all, so actually any knowledge is useless in such a vast universe. By the time we discover we are all but bits of information on the 2D surface of a black hole, used to recreate 3D worlds, and by the time we discover we all live inside a blackhole, we will infer this: we once were outside the black hole, we fell inside, and now we are just bits of information on its surface. That's what the hologram is all about.
One day the black hole will explode (again), and the real Universe will be recreated. How it will look like we don't know. And even if we knew, by the time that information arrives to us it will be, again, too late. The Universe seems to be the perfect evil machine. A perfect jail: distance rules.
The countdown has two roles. One, it informs us of the time left for us to correct local time for us to keep pace with the leap second, the one-second adjustment that is applied to Coordinated Universal Time in order to keep its time of day close to the mean solar time, an adjustment required to be at pace with the atomic time. We spread this correction adding some millisecons each day, till we reach the date (August the 5th) in which atomic time is again
recovered. Two, it allows us to correctly align our systems to the local time where we happen to be. As time is quantized, it is important to get it right if you wish to correctly describe events. Controlling Time is one of the more important tasks any civilization gets involved in.
Any civilization is always worried with Time. The easiest way is to use your local star as a reference. All past civilizations on Earth did that, which means they were acting and reacting to events with an 8 minutes and 20 seconds delay. That's the time it takes for the Sun to communicate with you. This is key: we are all photobiological beings, so any delay means we are all photobiologically-delayed beings. This has profound implications.
originally posted by: boozo
So, you are new to this? More like not to me.
Have you tried contacting them?
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Serdgiam
Well yes, you are right Serdgiam, whether a piece of data becomes information or disinformation depends on the perceiver's ability to extract valid results from it.
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Kantzveldt
I always found the Sumerian belief system extremely complex, to be honest. A given culture can be better understood by understanding the relation they establish with both the Sun and the Moon. This relation, for Sumerians, were always odd to me. I guess living under a sky with, say, three moons, or two suns, produce belief systems that become really interesting. It is key to investigate how a given culture considers itself in relation
with its moon. A civilisation that talks about "conquering the moon", and whose calendar allows oddities such as July, 2015, with two full moons (July, 1st, and July, 31st) makes me feel they have completed a total divide between their souls and their skies. A dangerous path to walk, in my opinion.
I always found Sumerians nostalgic of their home world, which according to their psalms and chants and festivals, does not seem to refer to this one. As if they were a seeding civilisation, adapting to the local environment which is not totally felt by them as theirs. Actually, it is interesting to do the exercise to reconstruct Sumerian skies that best match their belief system, and you'll come to the conclusion that a sky with two moons matches their axiology in much a better way...
a reply to: lostgirl
Your statement that Consciousness cannot be a "state of information", because information can exist without the existence of consciousness needs be read with caution. I see your point, but I think you refer to "data", rather than "information". Data can exist without anyone processing that data. You get information when you process data, when you interpret data, and when you react according to the result of that processing. You gather data, to create
information. And you make decisions based on that information. This means obviously that there could exist a Universe consisting of data. But if you want to create information out of that data, you need life forms to process data. As a crude example, I would think of signals (waves) and a TV set. There can be waves, and no TV set to turn those waves into images (information).
However, lostgirl, could there be dreams without a dreamer? Quantum Mechanics paradigm states that reality does not exist, until you measure it. This has fascinating implications: there is no disease, unless you believe there is. There is no UFOs, until the very moment you believe in them. Actually, there is no objective reality, unless there are observers. Problem comes when two independent observers do not agree on what they observe. That's when Reality turns really complex. A very sad situation happens when one observes something that no other observer experiences. That's the abductee anxiety. That's too the UFO believer trap: he/she needs other "witnesses" for his/her sighting be real. This have a perverse implication: let's have all observers to observe one and the same thing, and they will "believe", even when what they perceive is clearly unreal. NSA and propaganda makers know a lot about this mechanism. So do builders of realities. And hologram makers.
You pose two interesting questions:
If consciousness is unnecessary to the existence of information, why does consciousness exist?
Could the constituents of reality (information and time) be constructs of consciousness?
My view is that consciousness is a state of information, highly ordered, in order for Reality to exist. I will even go further by stating that dreams do need a dreamer, desperately. Or, if you feel religious, I would say that God needs believers, desperately, up to the point of create a Universe with believers. So, I would answer like this:
consciousness is certainly unnecessary to the existence of data, but it is essential to the existence of information. The constituents of reality (information and time) are clearly constructs of that particular consciousness. Not that you invent reality, actually, reality invents you.
I have been reviewing your computations.
I was adjusting myself to the language here.
The maximum speed in your universe is the speed of a photon, in vacuum. Let's call this speed 1. 1 is all you need. The units of measure are unimportant. In Sol-3 they call it "second". So the maximum speed is 1 second.
Q1: Is there a universal mesurement such that comparison among length, mass, and time be possible?
The units of measure are unimportant.
Wait, now I am lost. Are you telling me vikings were real? I thought we agreed on anything being real only to those who believe in those things. That was your statement. You wrote it.
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: galadofwarthethird
Listen, I run a business. We build walls, you see. We guarantee our customers ours are the most solid concrete walls out there. We have been building walls for two centuries now. We never got a complaint. Now, you sure will understand that reports about funny gray dwarves being able to cross my walls, as if you cut butter with a hot knife, cause me great concern. My business is at risk were those reports be true.
Vikings cannot do the trick, so I don't care about them. I ignore if the horns in their helmets have something to do with it, really. Or perhaps they are more educated than those dwarves and knock the door to get in, as you suggest. Doors are not my business. Walls are.
But those dwarves I do care. Therefore, I just want to know if it is even remotely possible for those reports to be true somehow. What do you think? Shouldn't you be concerned too, galadofwarthethird, were you the owner of a wall building business?
Now this is thrilling. Listen, my R&D department states that we already took into consideration the stupid fact that protons have a mean life of 10 to the 31 years. That is: a proton disintegrates once every 10^31 years. When this happens the entire wall ceases to exist. Of course, I already include this risk in the description of my walls that I always attach to my customers. Just to be on the safe side, you know. Again, I do not care about protons or whatever the name they give to those tiny particles. My concrete is excellent, high quality graded. Believe me.
However, my R&D also issued an internal quality report stating that, due to an obscure effect known as quantum tunneling, the risk exists for one of my customers, inadvertently, crossing the wall straight through to the other side. This is also of great concern for me, galadofwarthethird. They tell me though that the probability for this to happen is negliglibe and it should not be of concern. Now I wonder, could it be that those insidious gray dwarves have
discovered this fatal flaw in the design of our walls??? Could it be that they exploit this knowledge to perform those abductions? Can we blame the Chinese?
Something must be done, and I am sure you now understand why I have issued orders to my R&D department to come with a concrete formulation that gets rid of that quantum tunneling effect before my business gets ruined. Let me guess, perhaps those dwarves just want to establish their own wall building business?
I cannot just go to my customers and tell them that those dwarves are just a figment of their minds and that crossing the walls is just a mirage. I need to solve the problem. Perform tests. Research thoroughly, ponder all possibilities.
My point is this: in order to debunk a weird statement or a claim made by a customer, we need to attack the weirdest part of their statement.
Big-headed hairless dwarves on a disk is as weird as fat long-haired apes wearing helmets with horns, but not weirder than the fact that they can abduct people using a blue ray that sort of liquifies my walls. This is the weirdest part of their description and, for me, if we can prove this is false, the entire story is false. No one will suit us and our business will be safe again. But... if we find this part of the story true, then my friend...
Now, whether those guys are grays, ancient, or NSA employees is not relevant. The relevant thing is whether you can use a beam to bring an apple to my desk, assuming the apple is 200 meters away from me, and that between the apple and me there is a thick wall of concrete.
Listen, I run a business. We build walls, you see. We guarantee our customers ours are the most solid concrete walls out there.
originally posted by: lostgirl
a reply to: xoenneox
Hello,
I'm glad you are finding this thread so interesting!
I applaud you for taking the time to read so much of it before trying to contribute - we have seen many posts which do nothing more than bulk up the thread, because the person didn't bother reading more than the first 10 or so pages...
Unfortunately, most of the people you are replying to (including Direne) no longer 'visit' the thread - there seems to be a high burnout rate, lol...
You may want to finish the entire thread before making other replies, because some ideas got obsolete pretty quickly, so there is no point in you wasting your time following those particular 'paths'...
Cheers! And I look forward to reading any new insights you may have regarding FL
Now, whether those guys are grays, ancient, or NSA employees is not relevant. The relevant thing is whether you can use a beam to bring an apple to my desk, assuming the apple is 200 meters away from me, and that between the apple and me there is a thick wall of concrete.
Listen, I run a business. We build walls, you see. We guarantee our customers ours are the most solid concrete walls out there.