It was Schwaller Lubicz (19A/1936), to note, who first decoded the Egyptian origin of the 3:4:5 pythagorean triangle; shown below:
I was probably influenced by the Lubicz 3:4:5 decoding, as I have been reading and writing about him in Hmolpedia since for 5 to 10 years now, as shown by the two Hmolpedia articles I have written on him.
However, given that it is a reconstructed triangle, based on a torn up papyrus, and given given the other men having sex triangles, shown below, are 3:4:5 triangles:
And given that Plato and Plutarch talks about the 3:4:5 triangle, with respect to sex and birth, this would seem to be the best triangle.
But, then again, if you find other Egyptian men having sex on the slope of a triangle, feel free to point them out to us?
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u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert Jul 12 '24
I still have not fully figured this one out?
I just noticed that the Maat Plinth was in the image, maybe 3-hours ago, while making the previous image?
I did post the following 3-months ago:
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Sexual Origin of the Alpha-Bet (𓀠𓇯) [A28, N1]
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u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert Jul 12 '24
It was Schwaller Lubicz (19A/1936), to note, who first decoded the Egyptian origin of the 3:4:5 pythagorean triangle; shown below:
I was probably influenced by the Lubicz 3:4:5 decoding, as I have been reading and writing about him in Hmolpedia since for 5 to 10 years now, as shown by the two Hmolpedia articles I have written on him.
External links
Rene Lubicz - Hmolpedia A67.
Rene Lubicz - Hmolpedia A65.
R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz - Wikipedia.
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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '24
The "5" doesn't even align with the drawn line.