Notices by Brother Phil 🇦🇺 au (philcolbourn@noagendasocial.com), page 2

@ned aren't pickups better?

@Sophistifunk it's been a while... trump broke him i think.

@Sophistifunk

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
is no help as usual: Wikipedia articles are only understood by those that think they understand them.

@ned i didn't expect any comment on this...

@ned hopelessness

@ned what is wrong in America: North, South, central, and Caribbean!?

@ned yes. story i like (probably not true) is that archeologists found metal tools but could not work out what they were for.

these were displayed in a museum

one day, an eye surgeon looked through museum and noted that these tools look just like his cataract surgical instruments!

texts have been found that describe process.

WARNING: live surgical procedures

https://youtu.be/dFjeM98kS10?feature=shared

@ned
yep. maybe 200 ya

but we have evidence! we know humanity has lost knowledge and technique

https://www.turningtools.co.uk.wgo.ca/history2/history-turning2.html

@ned
smarter & more knowledgeable than we wish to admit

surely today, we are smartest most evolved - we have science!

my thinking began to change when i read that Romans performed cataract surgery 2000 ya

we know people all over world could cut rocks with high precision. & using small portable machines! eg barabar caves in India

i also wonder about medicines & processing of poisonous food so that it can be eaten

what knowledge of plants have we lost & we are left with tradition and process

@ned i think polishing is a problem too. manual polishing can't yield that level of precision. while piece was machined and machine polished

probably without being removed from machine

did they have chemicals that soften granite?

@ned granite piece is in slow rotating head.

while it rotates, a spinning tool can follow a pattern, parallel to axis of piece to cut all profiles.

for handles, spinning tool follows a head synchronized program to step in and step out for handles.

slow rotating head means spinning tool has time to step and settle.

it's like a milling machine attached to a lathe to permit rotation of piece. piece doesn't need to rotate fast.

@ned on R(n) formula, it may be true. but does it matter?

it just selecting radius for guiding cutter.

i also don't see why it isn't simplified... like they want it to look complex...

R(n) = (√6/2)^n = (3/2)^(n/2) = 1.5^(n/2)

@Sophistifunk @ned

you are not normally shy to comment... bout of sars2.7?

@ned perhaps a different logic...

if an alien can make it, why not a human?

are physics laws any different?
is math any different?
are materials any different?

so why does it require an alien technology?

@ned bit between handles can be turned with a slow rotating lathe and a rotating cutting bit - i don't know if it was done that way, but it is no less possible than machining rest of vase.

@ned how many years did it take for us to develop our knowledge and machines? 500? 1000? 1500? we know calendar machines existed bc: Antikythera mechanism.

i think it's plausible that advanced knowledge and machines have been developed and lost several times.

these granite vases and boxes are evidence.

@ned aliens! where? they left some machined granite!

humans made these. how? idk

my faith limits such possibilities, but here are 2.

1. pre-flood.1600 years of genius's making stuff. but how did these survive? did noah carry them? did they survive underground and Egyptians found it?

2. post-flood. humans still smart. made precision machines - perhaps in metal. metal since corroded or recycled. perhaps knowledge lost after Babel?

@Sabex rms is always right

@ned so sad

@ned @ThatCrazyDude @cook

you can, and i have, but not that necessary in my experience.

but you need live yeast.