Re: GOD=G_uv=NUDE DESCENDING A STAIRCASE

"George Hammond" <Nowhere1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"George Hammond" <nowhere1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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GOD=G_uv=NUDE DESCENDING A STAIRCASE

In 1912 Impressionist Marcel Duchamp exhibited a
painting entitled NUDE DESCENDING A STAIRCASE.
The painting created a sensation. Worth millions today
it is held by the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

A photo of it may be seen at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nude_Descending_a_Staircase

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The explanation of exactly why this painting
is so famous has always been a mystery.
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A number of art experts have pointed out that the painting
is similar to one of Edward Muybridge's then novel and
famous "stop motion" photographs entitled "Nude Descending
Stairs" (1887) which may be seen here:
http://www.geocities.com/scientific_proof_of_god/duchamppainting.JPG

In the above URL I have separately cut and pasted 3 of
Muybridge's still frames together to simulate Duchamp's
painting... note the STRIKING similarity! This fact was
even publicly acknowledged by Duchamp himself according to
the Wikipedia article cited above.

Of course Duchamp's painting "impressionistically" adds
a sense of motion to the figure which is missing in
Muybridge's still-frame photos.

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HOWEVER..... the fact that Duchamp got his inspiration
from one of Muybridge's photographs IS NOT WHY
Duchamp's painting is WORLD FAMOUS.

THERE IS ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC REASON
FOR THE WORLD FAME OF
MARCEL DUCHAMP'S PAINTING---

FACT IS...... THE PAINTING IS A DIRECT
VISUAL CONFIRMATION OF THE
EXISTENCE OF GOD.................!!!!!

GEORGE - you S.O.B.
You just keep getting more and more insane.
One of these days your two brain cells are going to overheat, and your
head's going to explode!



AND HERE I WILL EXPLAIN WHY:
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When you look at something new and unfamiliar,
your mind tries to "logically guess" what it is.... then
your mind imagines the object and tries to fit that image
to what it is seeing to see if they can be matched.
For instance, if you are out hunting and you see a
distant object which you think might be a deer, you
must check carefully before you shoot. Your mind
tries different possibilities... is it a man?.... so you try
to fit the object to the mental image of a man.... no...
it won't work.... is it a cow?.... so you try to fit the
object to a cow.... no, can't be.... is it a large dog....
so you imagine it as a large dog.... nope.... won't
work.....is it a scarecrow...so you try to imagine it as a
scarecrow..nope.... wrong again.... wait a minute.... it
could be a motorcycle parked on the side of a dirt road....
immediately you imagine a motorcycle... with a wind shield
and handle bars......... BINGO....... turns out that's
exactly what it is......... thank God you didn't pull that
trigger!

Still sinking into "Seseme Street" level thinking, eh George?




WELL.... it turns out almost all objects are "partially
invisible"..... as I have explained before,

No; you've done nothing, before, except bellow unbelievable ignoraance.


in fact about
20% of true reality is INVISIBLE to the average person
due to the Secular Trend Braingrowth Deficit... and
this is known as the "Invisible World" of Religion
(commonly called "Heaven").

Then why aren't the many religons you write to jumping on your banadwagon?


What this means is that we are constantly using the
above described "GUESS AND COMPARE" method
of recognizing objects (and persons too by the way).

I know it is TOTALLY useless to ask - but do you have ANY scientific
evidence for this claim?


In fact it is this fundamental "guess and compare"
method which is what eventually leads the average person
to begin to suspect that there is an "unseen world"..
at least historically that is where Religion comes from.

Wrong again.
Religion came about because man started speculating (or needed to speculate)
that there is something beyond death.


(snip remaining pile of bull ***.)


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