....Attempt to begin to explain your claims.I have been unsuccessful in my
No, you're ignoring those who have already found flaws in your nonsense. You remain oblivious.I have been unsuccessful in my search for an individual who could find a flaw in The Proof. Still, I remain hopeful.
I have been unsuccessful in my search for an individual who could find a flaw in The Proof. Still, I remain hopeful.
Reported as Chatbot content.Finding a place that welcomes discussions on both rigorous topics like math, science, and physics as well as more interpretative topics like numerology can be tricky, as they cater to different audiences. Here are some options that might strike a balance:
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- Reddit:
- Subreddits like r/Math and r/Physics focus on rigorous scientific discussions.
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- Quora:
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- Physics Forums:
- A high-quality community focused on physics, math, and engineering (Physics Forums).
- This forum is highly science-oriented, so numerology discussions may not be well-received, but you can test the waters in general discussion areas.
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- Stack Exchange:
- Mathematics Stack Exchange and Physics Stack Exchange are great for rigorous discussions but do not entertain numerology. Numerology would need to be explored elsewhere, such as dedicated numerology forums or communities.
- Discord:
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Anyway, my point is, you won't find it here, kingiyk. I know the name sciforums.com may sound misleading, but you would need to search elsewhere. The links above might be of some help for starters.Finding a place that welcomes discussions on both rigorous topics like math, science, and physics as well as more interpretative topics like numerology can be tricky, as they cater to different audiences. Here are some options that might strike a balance:
Forums and Communities:
- Reddit:
- Subreddits like r/Math and r/Physics focus on rigorous scientific discussions.
- For numerology, you could visit r/Numerology or r/Esoteric.
- You might find some crossover in communities like r/EverythingScience or r/Futurology, where discussions sometimes broaden into speculative or interpretive topics.
- Quora:
- Quora has a range of communities where people discuss mathematics, science, and occasionally numerology. Be sure to clarify your intent, as some experts on Quora may be less open to blending scientific and numerological discussions.
- Physics Forums:
- A high-quality community focused on physics, math, and engineering (Physics Forums).
- This forum is highly science-oriented, so numerology discussions may not be well-received, but you can test the waters in general discussion areas.
Specialized Platforms:
- Stack Exchange:
- Mathematics Stack Exchange and Physics Stack Exchange are great for rigorous discussions but do not entertain numerology. Numerology would need to be explored elsewhere, such as dedicated numerology forums or communities.
- Discord:
- Look for Discord servers that combine science and esoteric topics. Servers like "Philosophy & Science" may accommodate a mix of disciplines, including numerology.
Mixed Communities:
- Medium or Substack:
- Write or join conversations on Medium or Substack where people publish articles on science and numerology. You may find communities that appreciate the overlap in these platforms.
- The Esoterica or Esoteric Science Forums:
- These forums often blend discussions on science, mathematics, and esoteric topics like numerology. Search for forums with an open approach to such interdisciplinary conversations.
Tips for Finding the Right Space:
- Be Clear About Your Goals: Engage communities where your interests align and make it clear whether you're focusing on empirical discussions, speculative ideas, or a mix.
- Search for Meetup or Facebook Groups: Some private groups cater specifically to discussions at the intersection of science, math, and esotericism.
"Digital Roots" are not a thing. That's a pretty big flaw.I have been unsuccessful in my search for an individual who could find a flaw in The Proof.
But it's not misleading, the website name applies to much of the discussion here. The fact that there are cranks, crackpots and loons here doesn't preclude the fact they are present on other science sites. And, it is a site for discussing science although kingiyk is not offering any science, he is offering nonsense dressed up as science. As you can plainly see, he's being called out for it.Anyway, my point is, you won't find it here, kingiyk. I know the name sciforums.com may sound misleading, but you would need to search elsewhere.
For some reason your comment brought to mind the story of a hilarious error of an ebook scanning program that, with certain typefaces would misread “arms” as “anus”: https://www.theinternetpatrol.com/ocr-software-doesnt-know-its-anus-from-an-arm/It also does kingiyk a disservice to try to redirect him to pseudoscience sites and other places where his pseudoscience will be received with open arms.
OK.I have been unsuccessful in my search for an individual who could find a flaw in The Proof. Still, I remain hopeful.
The Son of God could have died in a billion other ways but He came into this world specifically to die on a cross, crucified by the Romans. There is a reason for that. The cross is the representation of The Trinity. The digital root of all trinity of numbers(stated in the proof. e.g 555, 777) is either 3,6,9. The sequence is eternal and exclusive to trinity of numbers. couple this with Romans 5:6 and The reason for fixing the cross into a time clock will be justified.OK.
You've not provided proof for the existence of God (in general or as The Trinity). At best, you're offing evidence for the underlying logical consistency of one interpretation of selected biblical texts. You could achieve the same with something written as a work of fiction or with texts from other religions (or even different interpretations of the Bible) which directly contradict your beliefs.
Not according to some Biblical scholarsHe came into this world specifically to die on a cross
The concept of the trinity was introduced long the death of Jesus and is not mentioned in the oldest manuscripts.The cross is the representation of The Trinity
Kingiyk has made it clear it doesn't matter what you say about his "Proof" as he makes the ill informed opinion that deluded minds have the presence of coherence. Kingiyk wants you to fall in line with his delusions, not to offer critique.You are entitled to an opinion, as we all are. But One thing you can't say is that the Proof is the work of a deluded mind because the presence of coherence all through would invalidate that opinion.
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According to (your interpretation of) the Bible, sure. No amount of mathematical connections you identify within that interpretation would support the claim that it is true though.The Son of God could have died in a billion other ways but He came into this world specifically to die on a cross, crucified by the Romans.
I wasn't stating an opinion, I was stating a fact; Your evidence does not provide proof for the hypothesis you claim it does.You are entitled to an opinion, as we all are. But One thing you can't say is that the Proof is the work of a deluded mind because the presence of coherence all through would invalidate that opinion.
Yeah, like we mentioned, "digital roots" are not a thing.The digital root of all trinity of numbers(stated in the proof. e.g 555, 777) is either 3,6,9.
The sequence is eternal and exclusive to trinity of numbers.
"So, by your claim, man consists of a torso and two arms and nothing else. Arms each count as distinct parts - but legs do not count at all (despite being 3x more mass than arms). Head or pelvis apparently do not count either."This is just straight up Numerology. "I counted some things; that proves they must have cosmic significance." How does that work?
And it's bad numerology:
"Man was created in the Image of a Trinity. Three distinct parts: 1 2 3, all connected and controlled by a single mind."
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So, by your claim, man consists of a torso and two arms and nothing else. Arms each count as distinct parts - but legs do not count at all (despite being 3x more mass than arms). Head or pelvis apparently do not count either.
Did you just stop counting when you got to three?
Have you ... studied the human body? I mean, beyond this cropped picture?
This paper contains is some of the most egregious "torturing the facts to fit the the idea" I have ever seen.
I suspect the OP will move on from place to place - wistfully - hoping anyone - anyone! - can poke holes in his ironclad proof.
There is no "proof." This is stupid unscientific nonsense and I have given you a couple of objections which you have ignored. I have to bow out."So, by your claim, man consists of a torso and two arms and nothing else. Arms each count as distinct parts - but legs do not count at all (despite being 3x more mass than arms). Head or pelvis apparently do not count either."
"When The Cross is fixed into a Time Clock, the co-ordinates are 3 6 9 and 12. The Cross is comprised of three entities:
3, 6, 9 - each representing an entity of the Trinity, and a single head that unifies all three (The GodHead\God = 12;
1 Corinthians 11:3)." excerpt from The Proof.
The proof must be examined in its entirety for they build upon each one. ripping out a segment as you just did is disingenuous.
That's four."So, by your claim, man consists of a torso and two arms and nothing else. Arms each count as distinct parts - but legs do not count at all (despite being 3x more mass than arms). Head or pelvis apparently do not count either."
"When The Cross is fixed into a Time Clock, the co-ordinates are 3 6 9 and 12.
and 12. As you literally just finished saying explicitly.The Cross is comprised of three entities: 3, 6, 9
So, because three is your chosen number, you just eliminate the fourth.- each representing an entity of the Trinity, and a single head that unifies all three (The GodHead\God = 12;
No. Each of your premises must stand on its own, If any one of them (let alone most of them) don't make the grade, they fall, and take the conclusion with them.The proof must be examined in its entirety for they build upon each one. ripping out a segment as you just did is disingenuous.