While searching for patterns in Pascal's Triangle, I stumbled across an article entitled "The Discovery of an Esoteric Message in Pascal’s Triangle." by Paul Hartal who substituted the numbers of Pascal's triangle with Hebrew letters and discovered a surprising message.
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Since we know that knowledge does not come from a single source and that if a source claims to be "only one" and prosecutes all other knowledge sources, that source is likely to be deceiving its followers. What is interesting in this case is that the message appears in a universal structure which could indicate to a naive researcher that Hebrew is also a universal language and that Hebrew is even as fundamental as mathematics. Pascal's Triangle is undoubtedly a gateway to advanced knowledge and, as a matter of fact, an ideal target for deception.
The author, stating the famous example of monkeys hitting random keys on a keyboard, argues that it is improbable that the message was assembled by coincidence. However, he doesn't consider the possibility that Hebrew letters could have been intentionally and cleverly mapped to mathematical structures in order to obfuscate historical events.
I can't help but mention the following interaction with the C's which gives an explanation to the "infinite" and "supreme" taste of the claim "One Supreme Father, Who exists, existed and will exist: Jehovah."
Maybe this discovery is a clue that an objective mapping between numbers and letters (or sounds) holds the key to the universal language. Paul Hartal writes that the standard mapping (A=1, B=2, C=3, etc) for English and other languages does not produce the message. It could be interesting to analyze languages (other than Hebrew) that contain a special mapping between numbers and letters. The C's suggested that there is ultimately a path from words to mathematics.
And this is just the tip of iceberg! Pascal's Triangle is infinite!
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Figure 9
Since we know that knowledge does not come from a single source and that if a source claims to be "only one" and prosecutes all other knowledge sources, that source is likely to be deceiving its followers. What is interesting in this case is that the message appears in a universal structure which could indicate to a naive researcher that Hebrew is also a universal language and that Hebrew is even as fundamental as mathematics. Pascal's Triangle is undoubtedly a gateway to advanced knowledge and, as a matter of fact, an ideal target for deception.
The author, stating the famous example of monkeys hitting random keys on a keyboard, argues that it is improbable that the message was assembled by coincidence. However, he doesn't consider the possibility that Hebrew letters could have been intentionally and cleverly mapped to mathematical structures in order to obfuscate historical events.
I can't help but mention the following interaction with the C's which gives an explanation to the "infinite" and "supreme" taste of the claim "One Supreme Father, Who exists, existed and will exist: Jehovah."
Maybe this discovery is a clue that an objective mapping between numbers and letters (or sounds) holds the key to the universal language. Paul Hartal writes that the standard mapping (A=1, B=2, C=3, etc) for English and other languages does not produce the message. It could be interesting to analyze languages (other than Hebrew) that contain a special mapping between numbers and letters. The C's suggested that there is ultimately a path from words to mathematics.
And this is just the tip of iceberg! Pascal's Triangle is infinite!