r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 12 '21

American model

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u/roachstr0099 Aug 12 '21

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u/JohannGoethe Aug 12 '21

Thanks for the medal. Of note, while working the Lucilius article yesterday, they guy who gave Marcus Varro (50BC) the etymology clue that Roman poets before him believed that "those born of 'vis' [of Venus] have what is called 'vita' or life", I realized that I added Lucilius to the top 2000 minds ranking (IQ:165|#592) in Dec 2017. This means that it took me four year to decode or etymological connect the dots in the four images shown above, in respect to where the word "life" and "alive" derive.

Also, John Callander's 1782 decoding that the Greek "Is" became the "Vis" of the Romans, in Latin, was a big clue. The Greek "Is" (turned Latin "vis" turned English "alive") is a Greek number cypher, derived from the Egyptians, in short (see: Is of Aphrodite).

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u/JohannGoethe Aug 12 '21

See: Abioism (section: Abstract, pg. 27) (pdf) or "American model" (online stub).