So, "EARTH HAS 4 CORNER SIMULTANEOUS 4-DAY TIME CUBE
IN ONLY 24 HOUR ROTATION. 4 CORNER DAYS, CUBES 4 QUAD EARTH- No 1 Day God." That's the introductory paragraph on the site including his main assertion. Oh, and here's the link to the site. If nothing else, the URL is rather simple and elegant. http://www.timecube.com/
This is my first time reading through all of it, so forgive me if I misunderstand whatever point the author is attempting to make.
Let's try to break down his assertions as I understand them.
- Earth has a "time cube"
- A time cube has four corners
- The time cube results in four simultaneous days in a 24 hour rotation of the Earth.
- Each of these days takes place on one of the four corners of the cube. Either that, or days have four corners.
- There is no 1-day god.
I have no idea what "cubes 4 quad Earth" means. Maybe he feels he needs to say "four" a lot to get his point across.
Okay, let's try to ignore the fact that a cube has 8 corners for now. Let's try to work under the assumption that a "time cube" has a different geometry. Why he wouldn't then call it a square; I can only guess.
On second thought, no. I can't let that escape me. Even if you have some sort of doubt in the propaganda they teach in math class, it's easy to take a cube and count the corners. You don't even need numbers. Here, I'll make a dot for every point I see on a cube: ******** And for a square: **** It's obviously different. It's just beyond me how you can fuck that up, but from what I hear, this guy does worse.
I guess from a certain perspective you could say that different days take place simultaneously on the Earth. Y'know, timezones and all. I don't think that's what is being said, but it might be related to his perception of timezones?
I'm not sure what a god has to do with this- much less a "1-day god". I think I'll just ignore it for now.
As an aside, I really wonder what kind of mental gymnastics he had to go through to believe in this. Does he have a kind of disability? How did his spatial reasoning- make that reasoning in general- get this bad?
I have to say that it's a marvel of the human brain that an individual can be this messed up and still function well enough to stay alive, use language (albeit poorly), and operate a computer.
I'm not sure if this LP will be sufficiently entertaining. Maybe it will at least provide an excuse for people to discuss it.
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