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Kimmo Huosionmaa

There are many things, what are interesting people like me, and when we are thinking about the ancient aliens, super weapons of holy bloodlines, we might sometimes see, that there are many times the same thing in many times at the Internet. If somebody writes too much about bombers and weapons, that would make the blog seems like some gun bazaar. That kind of things brings sometimes burglars to home and that will be the very disturbing thing if they destroy the lock or door.


Of course, the military equipment is the very interesting thing about writing some stuff, and when we are honest, we would not know, what kind of systems those weapons include. But as we might know, that the missiles and other weapons are governmental secretive things, and normal people would even know about their homing systems.  Those systems are normally top secret, but the principles of that equipment are actually "open information".  The details of the system are classified, but the system works in a similar way as the automatic traffic control system works. The system what scans the registration plates from cars can also use to recognize the houses, and then the weapon tries to do, what it's the main computer wants it to do.


This means, that replying the same things, again and again, would that seem very boring. The problem of many writers is that they would not let their ideas to fly. They don't dare to use imagination when they are writing something. When we are thinking about ancient batteries or some other miracles of the world, somehow we always think, that if some ancient Sumerians would have the battery and they could make electricity, would that automatically mean, that they had the lamps and computers.


Maybe the Sumerians used the electricity only for galvanizing the metal statues by the gold layer. Or they might know the electric arc lamp, but that is not probably true. Making the electric arc is very easy if the person has multiple batteries in use. Maybe those Sumerians would only use the electricity in some holy rituals because if you would put the electrodes to their tongue, that would give a strange feeling. But the battery could be also the fake.


When we are thinking about writing about some things, what are looking supernatural, we are facing the situation, that many of those things are getting the natural shape. And one of those things is why number 666 is the number of the beast. The reason is, that this number is very easy to remember, and the judge must remember when he would give hard punishments. Also, the number could be marked for people, in what house some people have put the gunpowder cask, what was meant for some hated people. That kind of thins made the number 666 the number of the beast.
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