CRACK THE CODE $1m prize offered to decipher 5,300-year-old ancient script and unlock secrets of lost civilisation shrouded in mystery

Kadam303

Kadam303

Jedi Master
how about our brilliant minds in this forum join together to earn some $$$ ???


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I wonder how many of these "contests" are outright distractions. It would be a rather "cheap" way of derailing the minds of brilliant people. I think that even if people were to solve the 6 remaining Millenium Prize Problems, they wouldn't get much closer to UFT.
The Millennium Prize Problems are seven well-known complex mathematical problems selected by the Clay Mathematics Institute in 2000. The Clay Institute has pledged a US $1 million prize for the first correct solution to each problem.

The Clay Mathematics Institute officially designated the title Millennium Problem for the seven unsolved mathematical problems, the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture, Hodge conjecture, Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness, P versus NP problem, Riemann hypothesis, Yang–Mills existence and mass gap, and the Poincaré conjecture at the Millennium Meeting held on May 24, 2000.
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you may want to see this post
seek10

Post in thread 'Understanding Hinduism and Hindu Gods'

Bastian said:
Hello.
For those among you interested by India (pre)history, here is a long article on Keith Woods' blog about the Aryan invasion of India :
keithwoods.pub

The Aryan Invasion of India

How modern science has vindicated an old theory
keithwoods.pub keithwoods.pub

(It was also republished on Unz review :
https://www.unz.com/article/the-aryan-invasion-of-india/ )

At the end of the article, he also recommends this video :
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Thank you for the video and it is the version of Indian 'Left'. Left and Right are rather broad category of people who focus on 'In to India' and 'out of India' themes which includes many history, Sanskrit scholars...
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Natus Videre said:
I wonder how many of these "contests" are outright distractions. It would be a rather "cheap" way of derailing the minds of brilliant people. I think that even if people were to solve the 6 remaining Millenium Prize Problems, they wouldn't get much closer to UFT.
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you maybe right,
but if puzzel is solvable then seems easy revenue for brilliant minds. it would be nice to know if what you think is true, before committing. that is beyond my powers :)
 
For a start this symbol is false:

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The original picture clearly show a man with a stick on his shoulders. Probably to wear a load.

You have to know the civilisation and so the culture to decipher but it probably talk about harvest. Harvest count.
 
A charming innocence.

First, find the solution.

Then, hire a lawyer who is loyal to you and will not betray you.

Try to patent your solution (good luck, maybe the lawyer will not sell you for a higher commission).

Send your solution to those who made the contest so they can study it calmly since the authorship of the solution is in your name thanks to the lawyer and your money (yes, you have to pay money in advance).

And that's it, the prize is yours...

Oh no! The person in the contest who received your solution has passed it on to his brother and they have changed a few things and have patented it in their name, presenting that solution and they have won the million dollars.

Infinite variations of this in the greed and evil of man.

However, it is easy money for intelligent people.

I think it can comparing with the Voynich manuscript mentioned in a session.
 
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