User talk:Les

Previous discussion was archived at User talk:Les/Archive 1 on 2019-04-29.

Should we have a States and provinces category and a Cities category?

is chuai station eligible for a page?

It wouldn't be an especially long page, but I don't see why not.

I am very sorry for how unprofessional my edit came across. I will admit, communication is not my strong suit. Now, I was wanting to make sure, my edit about Shin Godzilla's dorsal and tail beams was reverted because it indeed was not the Spacium Beam sound effect or because of the lack of certainty I conveyed the description?

I wasn't commenting on its accuracy; it could be true, I haven't checked. But that should be something you do before you publish it.

I see👍 Thank you!

I started a discussion over the matter. I have posted images of Lahamu with numbers obviously meant to dictate what I’m seeing in the images. I thought you should at least see what I see before we discuss how to ultimately address it on the page itself.

👏🏻 Hello?

I was trying to make the descriptions of the Japanese novels that you removed match the ones of the Mothra novel and the term "#For books" in "wikipedia:Obi (publishing)" was done to make the term more simple, as the rest of the page isn't needed.

Les, it's the Invisible Girl, just like it's the Human Torch and the Thing. Also, it is the Wasp and the Vision. This isn't the films where no one uses the word "the" for certain characters, it's the comics, where it is used.

Also, if you look at the final page of issue #24, Rob is saying to everyone who has gathered on the flight deck of the Behemoth behind him that Godzilla's gone, so this edit was legit. Otherwise, it isn't mentioned or clear who he's talking to here.

Finally, in the reference to the Daily Bugle Building, the "B" in Building is capitalized because it's the name of the building.

@Les Will the Godzilla timeline video ever get a revamp?

Hi Les,

The current Exif article suggests that Gematron calculation's name inspired gemataria, while this source (United Earth Significant Report on Exif) seems to indicate the opposite?

The Exif's unique mathematical theory allows for more advanced calculations than we can perform, and the predictive calculations based on this theory are in the realm of what could be called "future foresight." As a supplementary report, our research team proposed to the Exif that this predictive calculation be translated as "Gematron Calculation," a reference to the numerology (gematria) of Hebrew mysticism, and they accepted this as a gift from Earth. From now on, the Exif's predictive calculations will be referred to as "Gematron Calculations" in both spoken and written form

Is it possible that the Exif came to earth, inspired gemataria, then later took their name from the thing they inspired? If so, how should this be phrased? It's a bit confusing...

Thank you!

How specific was the revelation about the Exif visiting Earth in humanity's past? It may well be too speculative to say anything besides what's in the above text.

It is directly corroborated by the report that the Exif did visit at least once:

Although the Exif have avoided making explicit statements, this is not the first time they have come into contact with us humans, and it is highly likely that they have interfered with us several times. The historical instances of interference that our research team has been able to surmise from their communications include the founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama, and the Pythagorean cult, which is said to have laid the foundations of modern mathematics.

Both of these peoples are said to have used advanced mathematics to determine the reality of the world, which cannot be perceived by humans through their natural language senses, around the 5th century BC, and sought to achieve self-liberation and harmony with the world by arriving at the truth. Their methods and ideas are very similar to those of the Exif, and it is thought that they somehow passed on their methods and ideas to humanity, even if not directly. Original mathematics did not reject the mysticism we use today, but was thought to be a science that explored a more spiritual, non-physical dimension far removed from the dimension of reality, as studied by ancient people and valued by the Exif.

And by Godzilla: Monster Apocalypse, which implies that the banker in the Kamacuras attack is practicing a form of Exif religion when he signs the cross and prays towards the Christian god (I think? I may be biased here, forgive me) in 1999.

However, there is spotty evidence to say that “Gematron” was what directly inspired “Gemataria”. The report above cites “around 5th century BC”, while the first known use of Hebrew gemataria was in the 8th century, 300 years earlier. Pythagoreanism was founded in the 6th century, which is much closer.

Here’s my opinion on the matter: In the Godzilla Anime Timeline, It’s likely that the Exif inspired isopsephy and notgemataria. Isopsephy would then go on to inspire gemataria (opposite to real life), and the Exif would finally adopt the term “Gematron” after it was presented to them. Of course, we must reconcile this theory with a damning quote from Monster Apocalypse:

Unlike the Bilusaludo, the Exif people had actually been in contact with earthlings for a very long time, perhaps since ancient times. Isn't it more than just a coincidence that the Gematria calculation method used by the Exif has the same name as the ancient Hebrew numerology? It was likely that the ancients tried to imitate the Exif's wisdom. They had long been with us, perhaps even among the great figures and prophets mentioned in the myths and faiths of various nations.

Mind you, this is NOT one of the people in the report, this is a quote from a UN official. It’s entirely possible that this official did not know how Gematron calculation got its name, and assumed it the naming to be “backwards”. However, it also states that he became an Exif convert in 2034, while the contact report was made on September 7th, 2035. (Also, the people in the report are implied to be directly brainwashed by the Exif, which makes this whole ordeal worse…)

TLDR: Yes…? No...? Maybe? Contradicting evidence? A lot of words to just say “dunno”.

Sorry if anything looks off, I only skimmed Godzilla: Monster Apocalypse and I don’t know a lot about numerology. Dx

Nor I! But based on that last quote, I think we can keep it in. Something like, "In GODZILLA: Monster Apocalypse, a human research team proposed naming the technology after Gematria, the alphanumeric code used in ancient Hebrew culture; a UN official also speculates that Gematria was itself inspired by an earlier Exif visit to Earth."

Sounds good to me! I’ll alter that a bit and put it in the article with the rest of the report’s info. Thank you! :]

NEOGDS-14003.jpg is a dup of Bandai Hyper Gyaos 2006 Reissue.jpg, so I used the second one on the MMS article since it had an easier to read name. Maybe you can delete the first one lol-

Warzup Les, so I've been working on a page for some film called "金鯱怪獣キングランパス" but then I ran into a obstacle, that being the title of the page, depending on the translator I used the title was either "Golden Shachi Monster King Rampus" or "King Rampus the Golden Sachi Monster". Which one would you say should be used as the title for the page?

I prefer the former.

Thanks