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eyeofhorus33 Wrote:
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> Philip, you wrote:
> >
> > The only thing that might "cause readers to change
> > their minds" is that the readers will notice that
> > Jon made observations that they hadn't considered,
> > they may then choose to revisit those photos and
> > compare Jon's observations to what they see in the
> > photos, and then determine for themselves whether
> > there is in fact a correspondence. Otherwise,
> > Jon's background, education, expertise, etc., are
> > all irrelevant to the readers' ability to make
> > that simple assessment on their own.
>
> Are you intimating that Jon has presented ideas
> other than those he has aired here at GHMB? For I
> have not found his magnified photographic images
> or the claims he has made about the painting of
> the cartouche convincing at all.
Huh? I'm referring to my understanding of Scott's citation of Jon's observation of the brush strokes on the Khufu cartouche in the RCs a while back during the discussion of the excellent photography of Dowell and Chapuis. I vividly recall those observations being made here, and I assume it was Jon who first made them since that's what's been presented in this discussion. But regardless of who made the observations about the brush strokes in that cartouche, it's irrelevant to me what the expertise is of that individual. What's important is whether those observations do indeed characterize those brush strokes as we see them up there in the rafters.
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> Philip, you wrote:
> >
> > The only thing that might "cause readers to change
> > their minds" is that the readers will notice that
> > Jon made observations that they hadn't considered,
> > they may then choose to revisit those photos and
> > compare Jon's observations to what they see in the
> > photos, and then determine for themselves whether
> > there is in fact a correspondence. Otherwise,
> > Jon's background, education, expertise, etc., are
> > all irrelevant to the readers' ability to make
> > that simple assessment on their own.
>
> Are you intimating that Jon has presented ideas
> other than those he has aired here at GHMB? For I
> have not found his magnified photographic images
> or the claims he has made about the painting of
> the cartouche convincing at all.
Huh? I'm referring to my understanding of Scott's citation of Jon's observation of the brush strokes on the Khufu cartouche in the RCs a while back during the discussion of the excellent photography of Dowell and Chapuis. I vividly recall those observations being made here, and I assume it was Jon who first made them since that's what's been presented in this discussion. But regardless of who made the observations about the brush strokes in that cartouche, it's irrelevant to me what the expertise is of that individual. What's important is whether those observations do indeed characterize those brush strokes as we see them up there in the rafters.
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