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> What is peace and what are goddess

One of our definitions of "peace" is absence of war" or "absence of chaos". This was the intended meaning of the word. They had no symbolism and no abstraction.

> God, spirits, spirits like Anubis Khentimentius,
> Osiris

"God" ("neter" actually) meant theory (specific). There were no abstractions. "2015c. purify his mouth with natron on the lap of Mḫnti-’irti;" didn't mean imaginary consciousnesses needed their mouths washed out with soap on someone's lap. How diod Egyptologists get these ideas.

Spirits weren't dead people who inhabited the real world but were the effervescence of water;

930b. sitting on the two shores of the śḥśḥ-lake,the drinking-bowl of each spirit well-equipped by reason of his mouth.

I shudder to think what this line means (or meant) to Egyptologists. It looks like a wholly unexplored religion where mouthy spirits sit and sip water from lakes.

There were no abstractions and this is proven by the fact they had no words for "belief", "thought", reductionism. and taxonomies. These are the very definition of abstraction yet such words are not present and the few YOU BELIEVE exist are not used to reflect the definition you believe they had. It's exactly like Egyptology translated the ancient words (the entire ancient language) and then NEVER BOTHERED TO READ IT!!!!

> How many words in the PT Cladking - what you don't
> know? Yes we know that

Why don't you tell me. I'd guess about 20,000 words but only a few hundred different. This is unlike ANY MODERN LANGUAGE. Any 20,000 words would have far far more than a few hundred different. This is why the language breaks Zipf's Law. It is unlike any modern language and doesn't contain any of the abstractions we use repeatedly IN EVERY SENTENCE.

You are whistling past the grave yard. This is proof that our beliefs are wrong and you don't want to change your beliefs.

> How many words in the AE language - what you don't
> know? Yes we know that

Based on my understanding of the language and how it worked there were fewer than 40,000 words but only the "seers", "prophets", lead scientists would know all or most of them. These "priests" were not specialists so would need to know almost every one of them. The overwhelming majority of words were nouns because they had no abstractions. Most of the words that appear in Ancient Language were nouns because words are representative and it requires nouns to express knowledge in such a language.

> Because you are running from questions and
> refusing to provide evidence

In this very thread I answered one of your stupid questions and predicted you'd tell me I was running from it in the very next post. Why don't you just search the word "stupid". It's a word I almost never use so you should find it easily.

> Yeah we know what they are but you clearly don't
> because you just want to pretend the opposite so
> you have a reason to scream and get attention.

Have you looked up "abstraction" yet or are you still guessing?