Re: The Phaistos Disk, side A, according to Fischer
From: grapheus (grapheus_at_www.com)
Date: 07/09/04
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Date: 9 Jul 2004 04:09:36 -0700
Jacques Guy <jguy@alphalink.com.au> wrote in message news:<40EED995.2461@alphalink.com.au>...
> Qakare wrote:
> >
> > grapheus@www.com (grapheus) wrote in message news:<337ae51f.0407080403.1b91e296@posting.google.com>...
>
>
> > > Here is, in contrast, what J. Faucounau wrote concerning his choice of
> > > Greek (Translation from French and emphasis are mine) : "A first round
> > > of Statistical Calculations, *which lasted more than four years*,
>
> > What do you want to say with *which lasted more than four years*?
>
> It means "assembling, disassembling and reassembling the puzzle
> in a zillion different ways until most of the pieces fit" and then,
> as wrote not long ago, plugging the remaining holes with
> hapax legomena assigned ad hoc phonetic values. (I must lay my
> hand on Chadwick's Japanese "decipherment" for I doubt that
> _he_ wasted four years on his conundrum). In other words, it
> is a typical case of overfitting the data, and since the
> data are pretty scanty, it should not take 4 years.
You still HATE the word "PROOFS", don't you ?..
Because the BIG DIFFERENCE between the "Proto-Ionic Solution" and ALL
the other ones (including the farcical J. Chadwick's attempt!) is that
one is *PROVED* by more than 30 pieces of EVIDENCE, the others NOT
!...
But, of course, you have VOLUNTARILY CHOSEN to IGNORE the PROOFS, as
shown by your last "comments" - IGNORING CHAPTERS 6 & 7 - about the
J.F.'s decipherment !....
grapheus
> >
> > > convinced me that Greek was the language which seemed the most in
> > > accordance with the statistical data of the Disk"...
> > > Eloquent comparison, is it not ?..
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