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[Coelacanth]

[u05mpb]

samantha's scribe page has changed and now has a quote on it that I assume was by her and says 'shylilembrace - genuis - age 16'

[shylilembrace]

[Isliandra]

I wanted to expand on a post made earlier by Incog about six's scribe page. I looked up the other symbols.

[Infanta]

with all of the current clues coming in based around the different religions i am starting to drift towards the idea of this being something to get us thinking about other religions

[gabey]

i'm going to agree with Greyling and say the stones are Soladite. They can reach a really deep blue which can look black (especially in pictures).
why do i think they're Soladite? see the white/blue veins? yep.
soladite=indigo=6th chakra (third eye) and mined in India (not exclusively).

there are my two cents.

[jillah pie]

[Infanta]

[enigma infinite]

Maybe game wants a word means rogi and graeme are supposed to talk to eachother. Like the expression: "Can i have a word?"

Just a thought.

[Mountain Girl]

I feel united with all who are following the search/quest.....except Raeden. (I have no clue who that is, nor do I think anyone else does),

Perhaps we must wait for this "Raeden" to join.

*Mountain Girl extends hand in anticipation of Raeden's commitment.

New moon, tomorrow night, ladies and gentlemen. I'm just thinking......

[Rogi Ocnorb]

[Mountain Girl]

I googled "three stars in a circle" and hitthe "I'm Feeling Lucky" button. It took me here.
http://www.artcompsci.org/vol_1/v1_web/node40.html

Sample:

"5.3 Setting up Three Stars on a Circle

Although our code is written so as to function for an arbitrary number of particles, we initialize only three particles at the beginning of leapfrog2.C. This can be easily changed to a larger number of particles in different configurations. A few chapters later we will see how to read in an arbitrary $N$-body configuration.

It was Bob who was curious to see what happened when we place three stars equally spaced along a circle. After he had coded up the two-body leapfrog, which showed him how stable a two-body orbit of two particles was, he asked Alice whether a three body configuration would be equally stable. She said it wouldn't, and they all agreed that it would be fun to see for themselves. For simplicity, they gave all particles the same mass m = 1. "




What the? If it's not part of the our quest, what is it? Astronomy, what?

Also, this:

http://www.artcompsci.org/vol_1/v1_web/node51.html

Sample:


[/i][Bob:] Now I'm ready to be brave and call the code hermite1.C. Rather than listing the whole output, let me use the diff program, which only lists those lines that are different.

|gravity> diff hermite1a.C hermite1.C
2c2
< // hermite1a.C
---
> // hermite1.C
30c30
< a[i][k] = jk[i][k] = 0.0;
---
> a[i][k] = 0.0;
33,34c33,34
< double rji[3], vji[3];
< for (int k = 0; k < 3; k++){

[Rogi Ocnorb]

There is a description of a symbol out there that sounds like ours, but may just be based on an inaccurate wording of the symbol's variants.
It's the Druidic "awen" which is traditionally represented by:
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Sometimes within a circle and/or including three dots or stars above the lines.
The description on some sites fits our symbol and the connection to Rune stones is something I'd like to follow-up on but don't know how to research very well.
Druidism is big in the UK. Any Druids out there who can confirm or deny this line of inquiry?

[shylilembrace]

[Dragonfly]

Hello everyone. I'm a LL migrant

As for the world religions idea, I think that may be Islington's goal. On the homepage, he talks about the "ideal future." And perhaps a world where we appreciate other people's beliefs (which is what he's trying to get us all to do now) is the future we need to work for.