Quote:...The "Tower of Babel Moment" permits a further speculation: could the "one language" and "one people" be taken in the broadest sense, not only of one natural human language and one civilization, but of one language of science, a unified science and physics? And could the "one people" refer not only to that one paleoancient Very High Civilization, but also to the unifying cultural effects that "one language" and unified scientific worldview afforded it? Nothing in the biblical account precludes these possibilities, and indeed, there is a strong indication that the Tower may be the (Great) Pyramid itself, if one understand the "top which reaches to heaven" to be a metaphor of the Pyramid's many dimensional analogs of local celestial mechanics. By a similar line of reasoning, a unified physics and science is implied in the divine observation that "nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do." Clearly the "Tower" was no Renaissance painting of vast scaffolding and cranes groaning to lift massive weights to enormous heights. Something else entirely was at work. In this context, it might not be going too far to speculate that the destruction of the Tower of Babel may refer, in oblique terms, to the destruction of "the Great Affliction" and "Weapon," the Great Pyramid.

In other words, the "Tower of Babel" was an "ekur", a mountain ziggurat or pyramid, the possession of the physics and technology of which allowed its possessor(s) to imagine to do "whatever they imagine to do" in the way of challenging the divine order. The "Tower" was, to put it succinctly, a very threatening device, one well suited to its amitions of a Nimrod, a would be world-emperor, of a Ninurta...of a Nergal.

Quote:...The "Tower of Babel Moment" permits a further speculation: could the "one language" and "one people" be taken in the broadest sense, not only of one natural human language and one civilization, but of one language of science, a unified science and physics? And could the "one people" refer not only to that one paleoancient Very High Civilization, but also to the unifying cultural effects that "one language" and unified scientific worldview afforded it? Nothing in the biblical account precludes these possibilities, and indeed, there is a strong indication that the Tower may be the (Great) Pyramid itself, if one understand the "top which reaches to heaven" to be a metaphor of the Pyramid's many dimensional analogs of local celestial mechanics. By a similar line of reasoning, a unified physics and science is implied in the divine observation that "nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do." Clearly the "Tower" was no Renaissance painting of vast scaffolding and cranes groaning to lift massive weights to enormous heights. Something else entirely was at work. In this context, it might not be going too far to speculate that the destruction of the Tower of Babel may refer, in oblique terms, to the destruction of "the Great Affliction" and "Weapon," the Great Pyramid.

In other words, the "Tower of Babel" was an "ekur", a mountain ziggurat or pyramid, the possession of the physics and technology of which allowed its possessor(s) to imagine to do "whatever they imagine to do" in the way of challenging the divine order. The "Tower" was, to put it succinctly, a very threatening device, one well suited to its amitions of a Nimrod, a would be world-emperor, of a Ninurta...of a Nergal.

http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/1931882754 Page 211-212

Quote:...The "Tower of Babel Moment" permits a further speculation: could the "one language" and "one people" be taken in the broadest sense, not only of one natural human language and one civilization, but of one language of science, a unified science and physics? And could the "one people" refer not only to that one paleoancient Very High Civilization, but also to the unifying cultural effects that "one language" and unified scientific worldview afforded it? Nothing in the biblical account precludes these possibilities, and indeed, there is a strong indication that the Tower may be the (Great) Pyramid itself, if one understand the "top which reaches to heaven" to be a metaphor of the Pyramid's many dimensional analogs of local celestial mechanics. By a similar line of reasoning, a unified physics and science is implied in the divine observation that "nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do." Clearly the "Tower" was no Renaissance painting of vast scaffolding and cranes groaning to lift massive weights to enormous heights. Something else entirely was at work. In this context, it might not be going too far to speculate that the destruction of the Tower of Babel may refer, in oblique terms, to the destruction of "the Great Affliction" and "Weapon," the Great Pyramid.

In other words, the "Tower of Babel" was an "ekur", a mountain ziggurat or pyramid, the possession of the physics and technology of which allowed its possessor(s) to imagine to do "whatever they imagine to do" in the way of challenging the divine order. The "Tower" was, to put it succinctly, a very threatening device, one well suited to its amitions of a Nimrod, a would be world-emperor, of a Ninurta...of a Nergal.

http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/1931882754 Page 211-212

the tower of babel is mindless talk

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The tower of babel is at 32°32'10.37"N 44°25'14.91"E