Re: Solid Ground

On Sep 14, 8:42 pm, grapheus <graph...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sep 14, 3:17 pm, hagen <dan5m...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:





On Sep 14, 2:01 pm, grapheus <graph...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

On Sep 14, 1:31 pm, hagen <dan5m...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Sep 14, 11:41 am, grapheus <graph...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

On Sep 14, 11:19 am, hagen <dan5m...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What do you want me to do? Here I count every reliable stroke in the
clay 244 +61+60. And this is wrong, you say.

This is not "mathematically wrong". But it is "biaised" by your desire
to reach a given figure, and moreover without any signification !..

http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/husk.gif
When I demonstrate another choise by defining 70 stems, and as a
logical consequence receive 104 abbreviations 244 +104 +17, this is
wrong too

Same remark : it is not "mathematically wrong", but "biaised" by your
desire to reach a significant figure !..

http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/demo2.htm
The fact is, I did all my countings correct!

On a mathematical point of view, yes !.. But on the point of view of
"making meaningfull calculations", no !.. Your calculations are going
against the "common sense", and are adding pears and apples to reach a
given number, known in advance...

If this is not a
calendar, what is then a calendar?

An object where the hieroglyphs can be interpreted as having some
meaning !.. In your case, you are just dealing with them and with the
dividers as if they were just points and strokes ! (And your Figure is
clearly showing that !). But the hieroglyphs are NOT just that ! they
MUST have a meaning. But in whatever "Calendaric solution" (not only
yours, but others' too), no "reasonable meaning" can be given to them
in the case of thePhaistosDisk, contrary to the other known, similar
true calendars...

Regards
grapheus

You are making up that last paragraph by pure convenience.

Not at all ! It's the truth (see hereafter), even if you refuse to see
it...

It is accepted, that the Stone age populations had confidence with the
year. Simply because they marked those 365 dots usually in a spiral
pattern.
The Maya calendar was accepted as such, long before the meaning and
the method of the hieroglyphs was known,

But there are BIG differences between the Maya Calendar and thePhaistosDisk, that you have (voluntarily) not seen !
a)- the Maya calendar is CIRCULAR, not spiralic. A cicle is LOGICAL
for a calendar, not a spiral.
b)- It is clearly divided into months of almost equal length, what is
not the case with the Disk, the length of the "compartments"
presenting variations from 1 to 3!..
c)- nobody has to "adjust the number of the glyphs" to reach 365 days.
On thePhaistosDisk, we have only 241 or 242 glyphs.

So that, there has NEVER been the least doubt about the Maya Calendar
being a calendar : already in his "Relaciones", in 1864, Landa has
given an universally accepted interpretation... And NOBODY has
presented another one !.. The case is completely different with thePhaistosDisk !..

Please, Ole, open your eyes for once !..

Regards
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So that, there has NEVER been the least doubt about the Maya Calendar
being a calendar : already in his "Relaciones", in 1864, Landa has
given an universally accepted interpretation... And NOBODY has
presented another one !.. The case is completely different with thePhaistosDisk !..

Was it the same Landa, who efficiently had all the written heritage
from the Inka's destroyed?

I don't know, but what I know is that the Landa's work, written
around
1566, but forgotten during 300 years, has been "the key to solve the
Mayan Hieroglyphs" (S.D. Houston, "Maya Glyphs", Berkeley 1989 p. 8).

Please, Ole, open your eyes for once !..
That will wait until you write a single true word about my
decipherment.

I have said NOTHING untrue about your work : I said that first you
make a REMARKABLE and VERY INTERESTING DISCOVERY with your (true)
stems. But that, after, you drew FALSE CONCLUSIONS from it, choosing
EACH TIME the less probable hypothesis : a Minoan versus a Cycladic
ORIGIN for this item, and a Calendar versus a religious document...
In
spite of the fact that there were only 241/242 "days" on it and that
they were other strong problems, including :"What may be the meaning
of the glyphs in the calendaric solution ?"...
That you refuse, with a strange lack of "open mind spirit", to see
the
Truth is one thing ; but don't be surprised if others do not believe
in a "calendaric solution", based upon IMPROBABILITIES (Minoan
origin,
for instance), ERRORS (e.g. your statement that "there is no
satisfactory translation of the Disk, considered as a written
document"), and UNSOLVED PROBLEMS (for instance : "What can be the
meaning of the 45 glyphs?". For the Mayan Calendar, the thing is easy
to guess : as they are only 20 and regularly appear in the same order
when the month changes, they are the "Names of the days of a 20 days
month". No such a thing does exist with thePhaistosDisk).
Regards

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The two outstanding separators are invited into the family of signs
once and for all. Absolute nothing forbid that! Grapheus is talking
rubbish when he state different, at the same time he is indoctrinating
some of you to feel doubt about this castling, which is of course a
much better choice! I've demonstrated that convincingly over and over
again, latest in this new illustration:
http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/Newton.gif
244 +244 +244 =366 x2,
244 /61 =4.00 instead of 242 /61 =3.97
Part A =100
Part B =144 signs instead of 142
Hagen


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