That's four.
and 12. As you literally just finished saying explicitly.
So, because three is your chosen number, you just eliminate the fourth.
"The compass has three points!" you say. "East West and South, with North to unify them."
No.
Each of your premises must stand
on its own, If any
one of them (let alone most of them) don't make the grade, they fall, and take the conclusion with them.
1. What you're trying to do is tantamount to this:
I claim that two to the fourth power is 18. Here is my proof:
P1: 2x2=4.
P2: 4x2=9.
P2: 9x2=18.
Er. One of your premises is false. 4x2 does not equal 9. So the conclusion you came to is wrong.
Well the proof must be examined in its entirety. Ripping out a segment as you did is disingenuous. (I mean, I got some of it right, didn't I? The other two premises are correct. Don't I still get credit?)"
No. Faulty premises result in faulty conclusions. Full stop.
The list of your premises could be gone through one by one but really, there's no need.
2. Look, here's another one:
"The Earth is the Third of Nine Planets."
Says who? Certainly not the Bible.
It was the
only planet for Millenia, then it was one of
five for a while, then it was one of
six, then
seven, then
eight, then
nine. Now it's
eight again.
All of these counts are due to modern human decisions, over centuries - and in some case, simply
boards of humans: the Royal Astronomical Society said Pluto isn't a planet so it isn't. (Was God sitting on that board? Or was he only interested in the 76-year period of 1930 till 2006, the only years that there were nine planets?)
So you can choose any number you want, from one to nine however it suits your preferred flavour of idea. This is what it means to torture the facts to fit the idea.
All your premises are using arbitrary numbers to suit your idea.
3. Here's another:
"(I need to find things with threes...) Birds have two wings and a body. So do whales."
Birds have heads, feet and tails. Whales have flukes. Why do you stop at three?
When I asked you why, you said: "Ah well because when The Cross is fixed into a Time Clock, the co-ordinates are 3 6 9 and 12. The Cross is comprised of three entities:
3, 6, 9"
For one: No it isn't; you just listed four. Again, do you just drop one when it doesn't fit?
But more to the point: What do birds and whales have to do with crosses? Where in the Bible was a bird or whale crucified on a cross?
You have decided
a priori that three is The Number of Things you consider significant, and then you go looking for instances of threes in things.
• But when you find
four or
five or
six things (such as body parts) you just stop at
three and make up a justification about coordinates of a cross.
• And the cross is - itself - not
three; it's
four. So, once again, you just stop counting at
three and make up a new name for the fourth.
• Or when you find only
eight things (such as planets) or
seven or
six or
five or
one, (and arbitrarily labeled as such by humans for a mere 76 years) you just pick the number that suits your a priori target:
nine. Wait, what's nine? I thought it was
three?
• Yes,
nine is
still not
three, so you have to do some
further arithmetic gymnastics on it until it
becomes three.
(Look at that. I gave you
exactly three examples. Surely that's a sign of unity with the cosmos, proving I'm right! Or did I just stop at three and
call it unity with the cosmos? See how easy it is?)
This is textbook Numerology; it is the pastime of generating illusory meaning in meaningless numbers by grinding them just enough - and stopping at just the right time - to get
the numbers you want.
Numerology is Element
Nu. 14th on the Periodic Table of Irrational Nonsense, snuggled up with Perpetual Motion, Astrology and in the Delusions-Block.
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