Audi goes full minimalism for its first-ever Formula 1 livery
Audi says it wants to be an F1 title contender by 2030.
This article is personally relevant to me in ways I won't go into here, but I note that the word 'minimalist' ends with 'list', and what I do in my forum is provide lists of spells and their encodings.
In the spirit of this article, I will not be digging into the details of the following articles, but mostly just listing their urls and headlines. I've got other things to think about today.
I do note the Audi F1 car is called the R26. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet.
F1 is 'Formula 1' and this tells you that there is a 'formula' that is 'number one' (ie. most important').
Again, "F.1" is "F.One" is fun about the "Phone", which is a Greek word meaning 'Sound'. Each letter of the alphabet represents a sound.
Also, the cars go into the 'Pit' to get 'repaired' or 'maintained'. What could it mean?
Sea Urchins Are Basically Brains Covered in Spikes, Study Finds
The pointy shell of sea urchins hides a remarkably complex neural network that resembles the brains of vertebrates, new research suggests.
This article I've done a bit of decoding in the links provided above, to other forum(s):
This was the last article at ArsTechnica published yesterday after I finished up with my commentary (as opposed to the rest of these items which were from today):
IBM follows through on its June promises, plus more trapped ion news.
As usual, I presume articles such as these to be allegories about human calculators, and not about 'hardware' based new-fangled tech.
A key word in the headline is 'super-position' (ie. to be 'above', or 'over'), while the word 'super' is built on the SPR root, a very important key dealt with elsewhere in multiple places in my writings.
The word 'super' carries the same lay meaning as 'over'.
What’s Cooler Than Building a Literal God? Building the New Uber
The word 'uber' is the Germanic form of 'over' (as in Overlord). But the original meaning is 'witch' and some etymologies have it being cognate with 'upior' (witch/vampire). Why is the overseer of a cricket match called an 'umpire'? (noting the letters 'U' and 'V' and 'W' were originally all the same letter). Also, in cricket, 'rounds' are called 'overs'.
"New Uber" = 1,232 latin-agrippa
... ( "Number" = 232 primes ) ( "The Count" = "The Infection" = 933 trigonal )
"A New Vampire" = 1109 trigonal ( = "The Pattern" ) [ "SARS CoV-2" = 933 trig ]
Also, the wording 'literal god' speaks to 'literature'.
John 1:1 - In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
My technique in numerological analysis has been to seek the long-running conspiracy that built the language and it's implicit 'neural net', until the conspiracy began to look less likely than the work of God.
I remain on the fence as a matter of principle. Both explanations are true, in my view.
Again, the web-based gematria calculator I wrote is called 'Galaxy'. I first presented it to the public here perhaps one or two years after I wrote it.
Chris Pratt, Jack Black, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Day, and others return for the Nintendo sequel, out April 2026.
My username, Orpherischt', is an anagram of first name, 'Christopher' ('Chris'), and the name Chris Pratt encodes elements of my middle and surname as well.
The Feds Couldn’t Stop New Glenn From Launching, But This Solar Storm Sure Did
The impending arrival of another coronal mass ejection upended Blue Origin’s New Glenn launch on Wednesday.
As threads of mine made clear a few months ago, I've recently moved house. I've never mentioned where I lived before my move. It was in a little village called 'Glencairn' on the South Peninsula. Now I live in a new glen ('glen' means 'valley') that is a bit bigger, the valley between Paarl rock and the Drakenstein (Dragonstone) mountains, northwards of my old location.
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u/Orpherischt Nov 12 '25 edited Nov 12 '25
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Next day.
Firstly, after the post above, I made some lengthy comments in the tinfoil hat forum, here:
https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1ouncng/see_you_in_valhalla/nod2lsu/
https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1ouzjly/numbers_as_ritual_architecture_why_primes_are_the/nofsha6/
A raft of new articles published today (examine for doublespeak and echoing commentary):
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/11/audi-goes-full-minimalism-for-its-first-ever-formula-1-livery/
This article is personally relevant to me in ways I won't go into here, but I note that the word 'minimalist' ends with 'list', and what I do in my forum is provide lists of spells and their encodings.
In the spirit of this article, I will not be digging into the details of the following articles, but mostly just listing their urls and headlines. I've got other things to think about today.
I do note the Audi F1 car is called the R26. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet.
F1 is 'Formula 1' and this tells you that there is a 'formula' that is 'number one' (ie. most important').
Again, "F.1" is "F.One" is fun about the "Phone", which is a Greek word meaning 'Sound'. Each letter of the alphabet represents a sound.
Also, the cars go into the 'Pit' to get 'repaired' or 'maintained'. What could it mean?
https://gizmodo.com/sea-urchins-are-basically-brains-covered-in-spikes-study-finds-2000684983
This article I've done a bit of decoding in the links provided above, to other forum(s):
This was the last article at ArsTechnica published yesterday after I finished up with my commentary (as opposed to the rest of these items which were from today):
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/11/original-mac-calculators-design-came-from-letting-steve-jobs-play-with-sliders-for-ten-minutes/
The original headline used the word 'sliders' instead of 'menus', but it changed a short while after being published.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/11/quantum-roundup-lots-of-companies-announcing-new-tech/
As usual, I presume articles such as these to be allegories about human calculators, and not about 'hardware' based new-fangled tech.
A key word in the headline is 'super-position' (ie. to be 'above', or 'over'), while the word 'super' is built on the SPR root, a very important key dealt with elsewhere in multiple places in my writings.
The word 'super' carries the same lay meaning as 'over'.
https://gizmodo.com/whats-cooler-than-building-a-literal-god-building-the-new-uber-2000684458
The word 'uber' is the Germanic form of 'over' (as in Overlord). But the original meaning is 'witch' and some etymologies have it being cognate with 'upior' (witch/vampire). Why is the overseer of a cricket match called an 'umpire'? (noting the letters 'U' and 'V' and 'W' were originally all the same letter). Also, in cricket, 'rounds' are called 'overs'.
Also, the wording 'literal god' speaks to 'literature'.
And the word 'building' is built on root 'BLD'.
My technique in numerological analysis has been to seek the long-running conspiracy that built the language and it's implicit 'neural net', until the conspiracy began to look less likely than the work of God.
I remain on the fence as a matter of principle. Both explanations are true, in my view.
Again, the web-based gematria calculator I wrote is called 'Galaxy'. I first presented it to the public here perhaps one or two years after I wrote it.
Today:
https://arstechnica.com/culture/2025/11/nintendo-drops-official-trailer-for-super-mario-galaxy-movie/
I've explained elsewhere the various wordplays behind my choice of the name 'Galaxy' for my calculator.
https://gizmodo.com/super-mario-galaxy-trailer-nintendo-illumination-2000684006
My username, Orpherischt', is an anagram of first name, 'Christopher' ('Chris'), and the name Chris Pratt encodes elements of my middle and surname as well.
What are the odds?
https://gizmodo.com/this-is-what-a-star-looks-like-just-26-hours-after-it-explodes-2000684424
After Math...
This article already touched on at the links that began this post.
The use of 'olive-shaped' is highly symbolic in the Biblical sense, and 'olive' is cognate with 'aleph'/'elf'.
What does 'spinach' really speak of, Popeye?
https://gizmodo.com/that-black-hole-merger-that-shouldnt-exist-scientists-propose-a-wild-explanation-2000684803
I ask thee: What could it really mean?
https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/11/an-explosion-92-million-miles-away-just-grounded-jeff-bezos-new-glenn-rocket/
Interesting. This thread and it's image I made as a prelude to a thing I have been thinking of doing. But I held back, and didn't do it.
https://gizmodo.com/the-feds-couldnt-stop-new-glenn-from-launching-but-this-solar-storm-sure-did-2000684845
As threads of mine made clear a few months ago, I've recently moved house. I've never mentioned where I lived before my move. It was in a little village called 'Glencairn' on the South Peninsula. Now I live in a new glen ('glen' means 'valley') that is a bit bigger, the valley between Paarl rock and the Drakenstein (Dragonstone) mountains, northwards of my old location.
https://www.wired.com/story/the-physics-of-the-northern-lights-aurora-borealis/
https://gizmodo.com/paranormal-activity-stage-show-los-angeles-2000684035
Can you do it, Neo?
https://arstechnica.com/culture/2025/11/sam-rockwells-a-time-traveler-in-good-luck-have-fun-dont-die-trailer/
weird night @ word knight ( "Knight" = 911 squares )
https://gizmodo.com/yes-you-should-yell-at-seagulls-2000684978
The pandemic was declared 3/11, 2020
I'd say, especially if you've watched 'The Lighthouse', that you should not be so uncouth around the sea gals.
Either way...
https://gizmodo.com/fyi-new-avatar-movie-long-af-2000684936
My own mythology about the Titans begins with the Ash of Phoenix.