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Oct 2018
well, before Pythagoras came along with
the study of the triangle,
no one prior to him really unraveled
the triangle - or they would have taken
Pythagoras' place in the library of history...
like some Eureka moment -
                       obviously the triangle was
probably used in architecture and what not,
but... i doubt the shape of utility
in architectural works could have predated
the delta letter...
              Δ... considering the fact that delta
is not a right-angle triangle...
    /                            \
          but an equilateral...
                               yet philosophers like
Thales, Anaximander# or Anaximanes
would have had to used the letter D
to convey their ideas...
                                  ah ****... but was
the Greek language crafted in isolation from
the Egyptians - but weren't the Egyptians
not thinking of triangles, but more
about stacking a square base?
  ****... it is...
                      but my library is evidently
too poor to say how the letter was derived -
whether in isolation or from influence
borrowed from the Egyptians...
           which... bums me out... given D...
two Mediterranean cultures would have
interacted... whatever...
            after watching paul joseph watson's
video: transgender man identifies as a dog...
so they misdiagnosed me as psychotic,
paranoid schizophrenic, depressed....
    almost 10 year ago....  and now... this?
****... it figures...
                  i guess you can be deemed mad
one year, and a year later,
   after seeing this sort of **** -
                    be deemed completely sane...
p.s. in england only the uncomfortable people
are given such a diagnosis...
or an array of them...
                 uncomfortable people...
  just like in the Count Monte Cristo...
everyone is innocent in Château d'If -
as said by Armand Dorleac...
         'they don't sent the guilty to
Château d'If - they send the ones they're
ashamed of.'
yep... mad one year, sane another.
Mateuš Conrad
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Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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