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So, let’s try to do exactly that with this example. The text we have on the envelope (words only considered for this test exercise) is: DOTT DELLA…
Ah, yes. Now I think I understand and, certainly, this would need to be the case. I guess I am happy merely to take this as assumed, given Vecchione’s…
It would appear that this is the very point on which we are currently making very different interpretations. For myself and, as I would argue, also …
So, to this I would ask: in what way would the random selection of ‘DEAMONI’ be unable to “respect a selection structure comparable to the one observe…
Of course, a full statistical analysis would be required to actually demonstrate randomness in this sense. However, this one example is at least enoug…
Ciao, @lendor-77! Welcome back. 🙂 This ‘attention’ of yours has me wondering for a moment if we are perhaps not fully understanding each other at t…
To return to this particular point, for a moment, is it not the case that it is precisely the possibility of “intentional character selection” that we…
Just to play devil’s advocate (fare l’avvocato del diavolo), I could likewise argue that the last two letters of ‘REPUB[B]LICA’—both from page 42 and …
Ciao @lendor-77! I have a few first thoughts about about the points you make here in seeking to counter the potential for randomness that I would argu…
After which, a quick search on the internet produces (courtesy of the Archaeology Magazine): “THE WORLD OF EGYPTIAN DEMONS: Thousands of supernatu…
Short of programming the whole thing—the fact that there are close to 10^8 combinations possible from the 50 letters on the envelope causes me to shy …
To return, then, to your specific question, to derive a statistical viewpoint you might proceed as follows (programmed using some or other scripting l…
And here, the pages of the Gente edition in question.
For context, this is the Youtube video you posted elsewhere, in which Valeria Vecchione describes in detail her findings and her ideas:
Having the languages, as well as the initial word length, fixed like this would certainly simplify the analysis. Yes, the letter ‘I’ used instead of ‘…