ancient geometry discovery(unified field theory)

[egohunter]

I would like to share this discovery with you all. I look forward to any feedback.

 

[Pyan]

Ummm....what discovery is this, Egohunter?

 

[Nik]

Sorry, virtual link was unresponsive...

Sorry, virtual link was unresponsive.

Could you suggest a mirror site ??

Thank you.

 

[Lenny]

Methinks the discovery is "The Flower of Life", which is a geometrical pattern found worldwide (and also on his blog):

Unknown ancient(sacred)geometry/

 

[Nik]

Groan...

Not even 21-dimensional sub-quark field theory ?

Disappointed...

 

[Harpo]

 

[Foxbat]

Did the ancients use Spirograph?

 

[mosaix]

Did the ancients use Spirograph?

Spiro Graph could well have been a Greek philosopher.

 

[Harpo]

Did the ancients use Spirograph?

19th century

 

[Foxbat]

Older than I thought

 

[Cthulhu.Science]

It's almost like the ancients, after discovering One stick, discovered that you can tie two sticks together as a hinge and make a compass. OOOOHHHH exciting. I went through that phase as a kid. And I was amazed what I could do with a compass once I started learning math from "teachers" -- both friends and the professional kind.

Image from Drawing Islamic Geometric Design

Fundamentals Subjects — Drawing Islamic Geometric Designs

www.drawingislamicgeometricdesigns.com

 

[BAYLOR]

It's almost like the ancients, after discovering One stick, discovered that you can tie two sticks together as a hinge and make a compass. OOOOHHHH exciting. I went through that phase as a kid. And I was amazed what I could do with a compass once I started learning math from "teachers" -- both friends and the professional kind.

Image from Drawing Islamic Geometric Design

Fundamentals Subjects — Drawing Islamic Geometric Designs

www.drawingislamicgeometricdesigns.com

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That kind of reminds me of the symbol that Quatermass and Roney found on the inside of the Martian ship in Quatermass and the Pit

 

[Cthulhu.Science]

It's really a question of semantics.
The correct term is not "Sacred Geometry" the correct term is "Geometry"
As all math is mysterious (Does 1+1 always =2) the term "Sacred" is superfluous in the phrase.

 

[Harpo]

It's really a question of semantics.
The correct term is not "Sacred Geometry" the correct term is "Geometry"
As all math is mysterious (Does 1+1 always =2) the term "Sacred" is superfluous in the phrase.

What about magic circles, feng shui, music of the spheres, golden ratio, 108, and so on?

 

[Cthulhu.Science]

What about magic circles, feng shui, music of the spheres, golden ratio, 108, and so on?

Some of those are Geometry. Some of them are not.
Anything can be sacred. But if you worship a tree, that may make trees sacred to YOU, but it doesn't turn the concept of tree, as used in the English Language, sacred for all people everywhere for all time.

Or maybe we can be like the linguists and end all discussions with "In MY dialect..."

 

[Harpo]

“….in the original Klingon”

Are you mistaking “Sacred Geometry” for something it isn’t?

It’s not just geometry. It’s geometry that is considered sacred, like trees. There are loads of scared trees, but nobody considers all trees sacred except yoghurtweavermantrarainbow hippies

 

[mosaix]

“….in the original Klingon”

Are you mistaking “Sacred Geometry” for something it isn’t?

It’s not just geometry. It’s geometry that is considered sacred, like trees. There are loads of scared trees, but nobody considers all trees sacred except yoghurtweavermantrarainbow hippies

Just what are the trees scared of?

 

[Harpo]

Just what are the trees scared of?