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sameolme
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Prove that god did not write this:
Fjdik 1qud co 4367 6gfb nrtuyqw gfgioy
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Damn, I can't. Looks like I'll be going to church this Sunday.
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smurfus rex
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hehehe
I'll get right on that...
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sameolme
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So... anybody get it yet?
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u24
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Fjdik 1qud co 4367 6gfb nrtuyqw gfgioy
unless God uses a qwerty keyboard, he didn't.
it's not conclusive, but you can see distinct patterns of left hand/right hand typing in that sequence, most notably in the gfb and 4367 sections.
section by section, then:
Fjdik
left hand: fd
right: jik
all letters are adjacent, per hand.
1qud
left: 1qd
right: u
1 and q adjacent
4367
left: 43
right: 67
all adjacent
6gfb
gfb adjacent. I guess God moved his hands to the center of the keyboard.
nrtuyqw
left: qwrt
right: nuy
this is an odd sequence. Perhaps God is a touch-typist?
ntuy adjacent
qw adjacent
gfgioy
left: gf
right: ioy
ioy almost adjacent
gf adjacent, alternate fingers
But none of that proves it wasn't written by God, it just means that God has hands, fingers and a qwerty keyboard. It also proves that the sequence is not truly random.
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u24
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that it's not truly random might even improve the case for divine authorship, were the keyboard explanation not available.
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sameolme
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Better work on the "mysterious ways"
angle a little more.
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