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[C4]

Anyone that can understand what is in this post, well let's just say that you are smart- if someone is having a hard time understanding just take it slow and you will start to understand, its not hard to understand. Its simply using the chart with the symbols- once you can write a A=triangle as a number three instead of 3 then you got- you can space your letter more than I do sa ( () () )= s and then you can see what letter is what and thus know the word being said- I only expect the really smart to find out the ksian or kmtian god forms and break them down into their voweless forms such as the word tefnut when broken down is tfnt- But anyone can use the chart to spell english words- the letters that are not in the chart have number values in the alphabet so you can use the number of the letter in the alphabet and then use the chart to make the equivalent number that will represent the letter in the english alphabet- ex: z = the number 26 so in the chart you find the number 2 and the number 6 so to say Z you write (0/\/\)=26 or Z if you were writng the number 26 it would be [0/\/\] its that easy- so even if you can't write in ks-kmt you can write english words in ksian using the chart.

So you do speak plain English...   ... now we're gettin somewhere.

I know if i take it slow i can get used to the language, learning new languages aint new to me, i can write code in six different computer programming languages.

What I'm curious about is the relevance of learning this language in the first place, what's so great about it? Ppl are naturally resistant to change, particularly drastic change like learning a new cryptic language.
Why should I, me, C4, use up all those GB of free space in my cranium to learn this language? Where does it come from in the 1st place, can u give us some background? Keep it simple for dummies like me, I'm still 5 yrs old with regards to this thing you've brought here...  :?:

[the brand®]

dats a good question actually
f*** i know to many godamn langueges now i gotta speak computer?

f***

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YEAH WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mn-thth-gb-sr]

([][])& ([]())a ([]0)b ([]A)c ([]<>)d ([](<>))e ([]/\/\)f ([](((<>))))g ([]<[]>)h ([]/\/\/\)i


(()[])j (()())k (()0)l (()A)m (()<>)n (()(<>))o (()/\/\)p (()(((<>))))q (()<[]>)r (()/\/\/\)s


(0[])t (0())u (00)v (0A)w (0<>)x (0(<>))y (0/\/\)z



Newest update on black’s/ksian’s/our specie's/the cosmos' alpha/sr-num/st-bet/thth/ssht:

functions---------------------Ksian word for symbols
[]--------------------------------nn/[kn]
()/O-----------------------------hp/[sr-st]=to the first power
0---------------------------------khnm-r/[sht]=double or to the 2nd power
A//\------------------------------skhmt/[hr-bstt]=to the 3rd power
<>/-/\-/-| |-------------------khnm/[[sht]-((h-st|sr)-hr)](four sons of hr)
-----\/
(<>)-----------------------------hp|khnm/[n-nbs-st]
-----/\
AA//\/\-//\/\---------------------[sht]|skhmt/[nbs-st]
(((<>)))-------------------------([hr-bstt]|hp)|khnm/[bk]
<[]>------------------------------[sht]|khnm/[spdt]
----------------------/\
AAA/-/\/\/\-/-/\A/\-/-/\---------[hr-bstt]|skhmt/[mt]
---------------------/\/\

()[]--------------------------------hp-nn
()()--------------------------------[sht]|hp

AAAA/--/\--/()0------------------[[sht]-((h-st|sr)-hr)]|skhmt/hp-(khnm-r)
--------/\-(an outer inner triangle the top part)
---------_
---------\/-(innermost triangle)
---------/ \-(the bottom part of a outer inner triangle)
--------/\/\

also AAAA=/\/\/\/\

Ksian word for symbols---------------------------------ks----kmt---nbs-st
nn/[kn]------------------------------------------- ----[]------[] ------&
hp/[sr-st](means to the first)-------------------------b-------b------a
khnm-r/[sht]------------------------------------------d-------d------- b
skhmt/[hr-bstt]----------------------------------------f-------f------ -c
khnm/[[sht]-(h-st|sr)-hr](the four sons of hr)------------g-------g------d
hp|khnm/[n-nbs-st]-----------------------------------k-------h------e
[sht]|skhmt/[nbs-st]--------------------------------p--------k------ f
([hr-bstt]|hp)|khnm/[bk]----------------------------r--------m-----g
[sht]|khnm/[spdt]-----------------------------------s--------n------ h
[hr-bstt]|skhmt/[mt]---------------------------------t---------p----- -i

------------------------------------------------(x and y chromosomes symbolic of)
hp-nn-----------------------------------------------x---------r--- --j
[sht]-hp---------------------------------------------y---------s-- --k

[[sht]-(h-st|sr)-hr]|skhmt/hp-(khnm-r)--------------------------t----l



----------------------------------------------------------x ---m
---------------------------------------------------------y ----n
--------------------------------------------------------- -----o
--------------------------------------------------------- -----p
--------------------------------------------------------- -----q
---------------------------------------------------------- -----r
----------------------------------------------------------- -----s
--------------------------------------------------------- -------t
-----------------------------------------------------------------u
--------------------------------------------------------- -------v
-----------------------------------------------------------------w
----------------------------------------------------- -----------x
------------------------------------------------------ ----------y
-------------------------------------------------------- -------z




(sr)=prefix for alphabetic expressions
[st]=prefix for numberical expressions
((sr)-hp-nn)=the word ten and are the letters x/r/j
[[st]-hp-nn]=the number ten and is the number 10

[hr-bstt] means to the third power, thus
((sr)-[hr-bstt]|skhmt) means the word nine, of which 9 has three triangles in its ks symbol.

[[st]-[hr-bstt]|skhmt] means the number nine and is 9, so to pronounce 9 in ksian it is pronounced sthrbsttskhmt. The symbol AAA/ /\/\/\ in the three alphabets are t/p/i and make those sounds of those letters, but in the ksian language just using ksian symbology one pronounces the symbol /\/\/\ sthrbsttskhmt which is like saying 9 but in ksian/black’s/our specie's true cosmic language.

([][])=((sr)-nn-nn)=the word double zero/(sr-[sht]-nn)
[[][]]=[[st]-nn-nn]=the number 00/[st-[sht]-nn]
([]())=((sr)-nn-hp)=the word zero one
[[]()]=[[st]-nn-hp]=the number 01
Etc. etc..


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‘He has such a knowledge of the force that he could get the metachlorians to help him to create life, and with this ability with the metachlorians he could save those he loved from dying or bring them back to life.’

‘The darkside holds the key to abilities and power that some see as unnatural- to understand the force one must take a larger view of the force, and not a narrow view of it like the furheads/furbeasts do.’

‘The white side of the force always ends in destruction always, the darkside cannot be destroyed nor created, only fools have placed their trust in the white side of the force, their limited view blinds them to unlimited power like that of the true darkside, which is goodness and eternal, the light can embrace the darkness but never eclipse it!’





[] () 0 A <> (<>) /\/\ (((<>))) <[]> /\/\/\
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[Dpleezy]

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[DJ_Nastie_Ed]

I'm with D on this one....

Its all

B U L L S H I T


Not deep. Doesnt even break the surface. Its a floating layer of just plain Bullshit.

Reminds me of the time I read L.Ron Hubbard's "Dianetics" Scientology.
Thats also bullshit.

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Lets say it together...in Ksian:

([]0)(0())(()0)(()0)(()/\/\/\)([]/\/\/\) (0[])