The Big Defreeze of the Universe (Analogies & Thought Experiments)
Quantizing Emotions - The Basic Mathematics of Psychology.
محمد أحمد حسن الجارحي - مهندس معماري مصري
خريج كلية الهندسة - جامعة القاهرة 2007
مواليد منطقة الدقي بالجيزة 1985.
You can download the published paper including the methodology of concluding these dates from here: https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR23816103657
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Mohammad Hasan Algarhy, "Reconstructing the Chronology of Egyptian Predynastic Kings: A Multi - Approach Analysis", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 12 Issue 8, August 2023, pp. 1466-1473, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR23816103657
More details in the book: The Predynastic Kings and the Pyramids of Egypt.
The list of the identified
Predynastic kings and their estimated inauguration dates.
1.
Seka.
c.12,062 BC.
2.
Aiu.or Khaiu
c. 11,976 BC.
3.
Tiu. c.
11,890 BC.
4.
Thesh. c.
11,804 BC.
5.
Neheb. c.
11,718 BC.
6.
Uadj-adj. c.
11,632 BC.
7.
Mekhet. c.
11,546 BC.
8.
The first
Turin`s List king: c. 11,360 BC.
9.
Ra. c. 10,242
BC.
10. Geb. c. 10,070 BC.
11. Ozeer or Osire (Osiris). c. 9,984 BC.
12. Set. c. 9,898 BC.
13. Horus c. 9,812 BC.
14. Thoth. c. 9,726 BC.
15. Ma’at. c. 9,640 BC.
16. The first king entitled Menes on the Turin`s list c. 8,780 BC.
Date of generation: 23/08/23.
Generated by: Mohammad Hasan Algarhy.
Generation tool: Imagine.art.
The depictions from 1-6 were based on Herodotus`s
description of Hawara Labyrinth, where I copied and pasted parts of his descriptions
as prompts.
Depictions from 7-10 were based on the prompts mentioned below.
Depiction 1:
Depiction 7: Prompt: Ten floors (please show them) ancient Egyptian temple with beautiful inscriptions.
(This prompt is based on what Louis de Cordier mentioned about the results of the advanced satellite scans led by his partner Andrew Barker, which showed huge multi-level structures 20, 40, & 80 meters deep). Starting from minute 52:00 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYoW_5yJRsE
Today my paper titled “Reconstructing the Chronology of Egyptian Predynastic Kings: A Multi-Approach Analysis”, was published in the “International Journal of Science and Research” - IJSR.
It is the first dated
list of some of the Ancient Egyptian Predynastic Kings.
Here is the Abstract: This
comprehensive study delves into the historical enigma of Egyptian Predynastic
Kings, employing a meticulous multi-approach analysis. Utilizing archaeological
evidence from the Palermo Stone and the Turin Papyrus, the methodology
establishes a novel framework for dating these ancient rulers. By amalgamating
historical records, mathematical calculations, and climatic context, the paper
elucidates the inauguration timelines of key Predynastic monarchs. The findings
not only shed light on the Predynastic Kings era but also foster insights into
its alignment with mythological epochs and climatic transitions. The study
underscores the significance of diverse validation methods and culminates in a
comprehensive chronology of these enigmatic rulers.
You can download the
paper from here: https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR23816103657
Find out more details,
in my book “The Predynastic Kings and the Pyramids of Egypt”:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFCLSHF7
#Egyptology #Egypt
#AncientEgypt
Citation:
Mohammad Hasan Algarhy, "Reconstructing the Chronology of Egyptian Predynastic Kings: A Multi - Approach Analysis", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 12 Issue 8, August 2023, pp. 1466-1473, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR23816103657
There are some significant similarities between the biblical story of Noah`s Ark, and the Dynastic Ancient Egyptian story and inscription of their god “Nu” that could not go unnoticed. We cannot say for certain that the Nu is Noah. We`re just stating the similarities between both stories. These similarities were highlighted in detail in the book "The Predynastic Kings, and the Pyramids of Egypt".
Nu in ancient Egyptian mythology refers to the primordial waters that existed before the creation of the world. These waters were seen as the source of all life and represented the chaotic and formless state from which the universe emerged. Nu was a personification of the waters and was often depicted as a vast, dark, and limitless expanse, usually shown as a male deity with green or blue skin, symbolizing the water's life-giving properties.
My new book The Predynastic Kings and The Pyramids of Egypt - Mohammad Hasan Algarhy is now available on Amazon. Here
The body of knowledge
that was used by the Ancient Egyptians to build the pyramids and their whole
civilization has not been discovered yet. It is usually referred to as highly
advanced and sophisticated science or knowledge that to date, we are not able to
decode.
Well, not anymore.
It`s about time to
start understanding what could have been this body of knowledge and the
scientific infrastructure of the Ancient Egyptian Civilization. This book is
providing an attempt to have a basic understanding of the science behind the
pyramids and the Ancient Egyptian Civilization, based on a multidisciplinary
approach backed up by actual measurements, and validations.
In this book, I`ve
developed a method to get the estimated inauguration dates of the Predynastic
kings that we know of. I validated this method using four different approaches,
and every time I get similar results. The results are aligned as well with other
historical events and archeological evidence.
The book is providing
an explicit analysis and strong evidence that the story of Atlantis is
referring to Ancient Egypt during one of the Predynastic eras before 8,780 BC.
And that the Atlanteans are the Ancient Egyptians of the Predynastic Era (The
AEPEs), who lived in Egypt before that date, and built the impressive Ancient
Egyptian Predynastic Civilization. The book highlights the inscriptions on the
Edfu temple and their connection to the story of Atlantis.
The Serapeum of
Saqqara is covered as well, with a new hypothesis that the Serapeum boxes were
colliders, and data storage devices used by the Ancient Egyptians of the
Predynastic Era (AEPEs), to understand the forces of nature, and document their
legacy.
The Hawara Labyrinth
was described by Herodotus -after physically visiting it- as “The
structure that surpassed the greatness of the Egyptian pyramids”. The Hawara
Labyrinth is now buried under at least 12 meters of sand in front of the Hawara
Pyramid. The book highlights
interesting facts and findings about the Hawara Labyrinth.
Written by: Hasan Algarhy
Threads is approaching 100M sign-ups in less than a week. Historical and exceptional!!
Here is the catch that nobody is talking about:
THE FEDIVERSE!!
When you sign up to Threads it mentions that future versions
of Threads will work with “The Fediverse”, a new type of social media network
that allows people to follow and interact with each other on different platforms.
And when you go to the Learn More link, it tells you about the fediverse
including the vision of enabling users to communicate with people on other
fediverse platforms that they do not own or control, and that “the servers on
the fediverse are distributed and decentralized.”
In my opinion, Meta responded to the resistance to change
towards a highly beneficial evolution of the internet (AKA its Metaverse
project) in an extremely smart way, by building an onramp towards web3, getting
traction with a familiar social media platform and then gradually shifting
towards a distributed and decentralized ecosystem. The first step has proven an
overwhelming success.
This is the same approach I have been calling the Web 3
community to follow since we started Duverse, and that is exactly what we are
doing at Duverse with the exception that we cannot get 100M sign-ups in less
than a week :), but we can still do a lot.
You can join Duverse the leading platform in the region,
knowing the way, showing the way, and leading the way, and potentially become a
shareholder using this link:https://eureeca.com/proposals/proposal-details/10861
This is a crowdfunding campaign managed by the UK-regulated
crowdfunding platform Eureeca.
Eureeca’s disclaimer: Don`t invest unless you`re prepared to
lose the money you invest.
Why Creativity is More Important Than Ever in the Age of AI
As automation and artificial intelligence continue to transform the workforce, there is growing concern about the impact of these technologies on jobs. While some argue that AI will create new jobs and spur economic growth, others predict that millions of workers will be displaced by automation.
In the face of this uncertainty, it is becoming increasingly clear that human creativity will be more important than ever before. As machines take over routine and repetitive tasks, human workers will need to focus on areas where they can add unique value - namely, in the realm of creativity.
But what is creativity, and how can it help us navigate this new age of automation and AI? At its core, creativity is the ability to generate new ideas, connections, and solutions that are not immediately obvious or predictable. And one of the key ingredients of creativity is chaos.
Chaos is the force that disrupts our routines, challenges our assumptions, and opens up new possibilities. It is the unexpected, the unpredictable, and the uncontrollable. And while chaos can be uncomfortable and even frightening, it is also the fertile ground from which creativity springs and it is the element that differentiates the thinking process of humans from the generative and predictive process of AI.
When we are confronted with chaos - whether it's a new challenge at work, a personal crisis, or a major shift in the economy - our brains are forced to adapt and think in new ways. We are forced to break out of our old patterns and explore new possibilities. And it is this exploration that can lead to new ideas, connections, and solutions.
Of course, chaos alone is not enough to drive creativity. We also need the right mindset and the right skills. We need to be open to new experiences and perspectives, willing to take risks and experiment, and able to connect seemingly unrelated ideas and concepts.
Through creativity, we can tap into a wellspring of innovation and resilience that will serve us well in the age of AI. Whether we are developing new technologies, solving complex problems, or creating works of art and culture.
In conclusion, while the rise of AI and automation will undoubtedly bring significant changes to the workforce, it is important to remember that human creativity will always be a valuable and irreplaceable asset. By embracing creativity and cultivating our creative thinking skills, we can harness the power of innovation and resilience, and ensure that we continue to thrive and succeed in the face of the unknown.
The Bricks and mortarless education is an approach to delivering education without the need for a school building. It is different from remote education, as students are still able to meet, interact and socialize but not necessarily in a dedicated school building. The Bricks and mortarless approach mainly focus on delivering education through the Metaverse and its technologies including VR/AR/XR/MR/AI/Machine learning and others.
One of the key advantages of Bricks and mortarless education is that it allows delivering education to hundreds of millions of out-of-school children globally while saving the initial and running cost of having a school building.
Here are ten reasons to adopt Bricks and mortarless education:
1. Saving huge costs, resources, and energy that go into the construction of the school building.
2. Delivering education to millions of out-of-school children globally.
3. Being able -as a school and an education provider- to deliver your services to a much wider audience globally.
4. Utilizing the power of the Metaverse and artificial intelligence to enhance the educational experience.
5. Engaging the students in an immersive and interactive educational experience.
6. Reducing the carbon footprint and the greenhouse gas emissions of the schools.
7. Saving the running and operational costs of the schools.
8. Creating more job opportunities for the Bricks and mortarless education developers and specialists.
9. Utilizing the potential of the teachers more effectively.
10. Being able to tailor the educational experiences to the needs, set of skills, and development requirements of each student.
The Bricks and mortarless education was first introduced by Hasan Algarhy and Duverse in March 2023.
Duverse introduces the concept of franchising on the Metaverse which is different from launching your restaurant on the Metaverse.
As you are franchising your physical restaurants, you can franchise your Metaverse restaurant as well to different companies at different locations.
The companies that will get your franchise on the Metaverse, could start the Metaverse restaurant with a much lower investment than the physical restaurant and start operating faster and at a lower cost.
This will help your brand expand significantly in more geographical locations and cater to a much wider audience.
And since there should be an added value to the franchise on the Metaverse.
Duverse works with BRANDS to develop their "Metaverse Franchise Handbook” and define the standards and guidelines to franchise on the Metaverse, which would be different from the physical franchise handbook. As the Metaverse franchise would include guidelines for the VR experience, the gamification approach, the Metaverse loyalty and play-to-earn concepts, and many other Metaverse aspects.
