On the left, the signs of the fractions in Linear A; on the right, one of the tablets analyzed.Elsevier
On the left, the signs of the fractions in Linear A; on the right, one of the tablets analyzed.Elsevier
cracking any linear a at all represents a totally mindblowing accomplishment imho...
Way to start the excerpt at the 6th paragraph. That isn’t fair to us Freeprs who are uninformed on a subject but are too intellectually lazy to even bother to skim the actual article.
I get it. That excerpt is Joe Biden giving directions on how to get to his home in Delaware, but accidentally discussing a classic number enigma. (Can you even say enigma anymore?)
I’m desperately seeking a brick maker here on FR. Anyone who makes bricks for a living or works for a company that does!
I have a novel idea that might be worth exploring, I need someone skilled in that art to help evaluate the technical feasibility, any contributions of techniques or implementation will earn a place on the inventors line of the patent.
Because it is a novel idea, and is probably patentable, you will need to sign a standard boilerplate NDA before we can talk.
At this point I need someone to invest a little time, materials and effort, not much. I expect the concept to drop seamlessly into normal brick making processes.
I need someone skilled in the art to offer their unbiased opinion.
Any contributions to the IP (Intellectual Property) you make earn you a place on the patent, you will also get some shares of founders stock (in my experience usually worthless, but the times it’s not? Oh mamma!)
Money? I don’t anticipate any extraordinary out of pocket expenses, if it’s as viable as I think it, is there will be no shortage of investors and customers.
If you are a person of faith I think you will find the idea especially interesting and worthy. Even if you know nothing about brick making, I’d like your input on one facet of the concept. You’ll still need to sign an NDA as above, and of course contributions to the idea earn a bit of founders stock and patent inclusion as above.
So far, the feedback has been quite positive. I still need a real brick maker, though...
