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Originally Posted by Fluent Piffle On 'philosopher's stones' The Alchemists, in their search for 'gold', found only people desperate to be lead...
And so, they all became politicians and heavy metalists.
To this day, we are all still currency!
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Originally Posted by bottomlander Also something inspired from "Philosopher's Stone":
I encountered the following 2 words: gold and goldbrick.
At first, with my poor English knowledge, I think goldbrick is a brick of gold, much larger and valuable than just a gold coin.
Luckily, I know that a responsible person should be cautious to use what terms during theorizing a new theory.
After I checked the dictionary, goldbrick actually means "anything supposed to be valuable but which turns out to be worthless" and "a brick made to look like gold, sold by a swindler".
This inspires something, e.g. The long-sought "Philosopher's Stone" has turned out to be a worthless "lead stone".
P.S. As for another personal-sought "Simple Truth - Everything equals", will it turn out to be worthless also !
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Begging your pardon sirs, for I know you know not what you say, but I am not mistaken about the stone. You know it's funny how people believe that everything we're taught about history is true. Do you really take everything we're told without a grain of salt? You think we should be wary of somebody telling us that the sorcerer's stone exists, but what if the people telling us it doesn't are the ones who are actually misleading us in the dark, inadvertently or otherwise? What if the philosphers stone really does exist? Would you know?
What if reality was more amazing then we ever possibly imagined? how would you know? DO you know what you cannot?
Consider this, the philosphers stone DOES exist. I am telling you because I know. But that's not all! I will show you.
Even wikipedia itself says that the philosphers stone was supposed to have been dark ruby red. Now unless somebody just made that up, why would wikipedia say that? It's funny, after stating it's color the wikipedia goes on to say that the stone doesn't actually exist. Which is it wikipedia???
You have to ask yourself, what did the achemists get in a big fuss over? Why would they try to do something that doesn't work?
Upon actual experimentation, by deciphering and following the instructions left by the alchemists of yore, or through divine inspiration, we can indeed obtain the philospher's stone and as you can see in this picture wikipedia is actually right, it is indeed a dark ruby red. ha ha ha, who would have guessed it?
The philosphers stone is the stone that the builders refused. It is obtained from that "prima materia" which man does not understand the power of. Behold! It has become the head cornerstone!
Upon combustion with the fire of molten base metal the philosphers stone is transformed into an incorruptible metal. It will also transform the base metal itself. It will transform ten times it's own weight. It can be multiplied to transform 10,000 it's own weight. God is letting us rediscover this now because he/she wants us to destroy the economy and replace it with abundance thinking. It is part of the foretelling i tell you and why toe is needed.
Here is the philosophers stone after being partially transmuted. The bismuth is the untransmuted base-metal.
http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y9/sect/maldonite1.jpg http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y9/sect/maldonite3.jpg
ok, so who's the purveyor of knowledge?