The narrative is changing in real time!
The narrative is changing in real time!
Anyone see this?
Shift to "dictation" has begun!
Shift to "dictation" has begun!
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Re: The narrative is changing in real time!
Oh wow!
Yep...the implications are pretty big actually. Changing translation to dictation is a BIG first step.
Yep...the implications are pretty big actually. Changing translation to dictation is a BIG first step.
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Re: The narrative is changing in real time!
Is that from a magazine cover, or article?
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I think that it may have been a banner trailing from the back of a Trial Balloon.
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Cmon RR, dictation and translation have always been the same thing when you keep the appropriate context in mind. These are not the droids you are looking for.
Re: The narrative is changing in real time!
I read this a number of days ago. It seemed pretty "same old, same old" to me. Although "dictating" doeslead one more in the direction of Joseph reading from the stone rather than getting "impressions" of thought.
Which in turn leaves less wiggle room for all the "errors" he made that needed correcting or clarification.
They also never take into account that the guy had well over four years to get his story nearly memorized. Truly if he HAD been dictating from the stone as we are led to believe, re-translating the lost 116 pages should have been a walk in the park.
Actually the use of the word "dictating" could be a move away from the traditional meaning most folks get from the word "translate".
Even if the bofm were actually true, in reality Joseph didn't "translate" anything. He just read the story in English off the rock. He couldn't translate his way out of a paper bag. All he could do was read English.
Hales quotes a scribe as saying that Joseph waited (with his head in the hat we assume) to hear the dictation read back to make sure it was correct and then they would proceed. To me that indicates he may have been looking at a reference.
I've long wondered if Joseph was using the hat as a "camera obscura". A method for reading small script through a pin hole in the hat. It would have been almost invisible. But the concept had been around for a few hundred years.
Which in turn leaves less wiggle room for all the "errors" he made that needed correcting or clarification.
They also never take into account that the guy had well over four years to get his story nearly memorized. Truly if he HAD been dictating from the stone as we are led to believe, re-translating the lost 116 pages should have been a walk in the park.
Actually the use of the word "dictating" could be a move away from the traditional meaning most folks get from the word "translate".
Even if the bofm were actually true, in reality Joseph didn't "translate" anything. He just read the story in English off the rock. He couldn't translate his way out of a paper bag. All he could do was read English.
Hales quotes a scribe as saying that Joseph waited (with his head in the hat we assume) to hear the dictation read back to make sure it was correct and then they would proceed. To me that indicates he may have been looking at a reference.
I've long wondered if Joseph was using the hat as a "camera obscura". A method for reading small script through a pin hole in the hat. It would have been almost invisible. But the concept had been around for a few hundred years.
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Re: The narrative is changing in real time!
So...is the racist stuff inserted by Joseph's evil twin?
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And other sources say he never had to ask about his place. Why would he need to, if he's having them read it back so he can verify? It's sadly all so obvious now that it's a fraud. I wish I'd known sooner.Palerider wrote: ↑Thu Nov 15, 2018 9:21 pmI read this a number of days ago. It seemed pretty "same old, same old" to me. Although "dictating" doeslead one more in the direction of Joseph reading from the stone rather than getting "impressions" of thought.
Which in turn leaves less wiggle room for all the "errors" he made that needed correcting or clarification.
They also never take into account that the guy had well over four years to get his story nearly memorized. Truly if he HAD been dictating from the stone as we are led to believe, re-translating the lost 116 pages should have been a walk in the park.
Actually the use of the word "dictating" could be a move away from the traditional meaning most folks get from the word "translate".
Even if the bofm were actually true, in reality Joseph didn't "translate" anything. He just read the story in English off the rock. He couldn't translate his way out of a paper bag. All he could do was read English.
Hales quotes a scribe as saying that Joseph waited (with his head in the hat we assume) to hear the dictation read back to make sure it was correct and then they would proceed. To me that indicates he may have been looking at a reference.
I've long wondered if Joseph was using the hat as a "camera obscura". A method for reading small script through a pin hole in the hat. It would have been almost invisible. But the concept had been around for a few hundred years.
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