Heidegger

In a message dated 06/04/2007 05:06:21 GMT Standard Time, Bernx at aol.com
writes:

It is noted at >
_http://www.av1611.http://www.ahttp://w_
 http://www.av1611.org/666/www_666.html)
“Is ‘www in Hebrew equal to 666? ‘www’ is the acronym for world wide web and
is normally used as the prefix, or first node of the Internet domain
names….The Hebrew and Greek alphabet does not have separate characters or
alphabets for numbers and letters. Letters are also used as numbers. So each
letter is a numerical value. The Hebrew equivalent of our “w” is the letter “vav”
or “waw”. The numerical value of vav is 6. So the English “www”
transliterated into Hebrew is “vav vav vav”, which numerically is 666.”

Indeed, is the internet our pathway to obscurantist mumbo jumbo and
and Babel-on revisited by 2012?
Bernard

Jud:
Firmly flushing the toilet handle and leaving aside the driblets of warm,
wet, foul-smelling metaphysical meconium that is the cabala and the supposed
occult influence of numbers on human affairs to trickle into the cloaca and be
washed out to sea to join the burgeoning sludge of Heideggerian effluent
which nowadays pollutes the transcendental sinking-sands of the New World - WWW
is NOT equal to 666.

The internet pathway to obscurantist mumbo jumbo and Babel-onanistic
*Being* revisited, is paved with postings of sick cabalarish rubbish type like
the stinklink above, to say nothing of the defectionist hermeneutical papcrap
represented as *insights* into ravings of the sick mind of Adolf
[eliminate them all] Heidegger.

A peek at the link below will show you that *waw* equates phonetically to F
or V. Diagraphically W does NOT correspond to the Hebrew diagraph WAW at
all - the Hebrew symbol is entirely different. The European W is a
comparatively recent - a N. European creation and a doubling of U [V] into UU [often
transcribed as *V V* or *W* for convenience} try scratching UU or stone, and
then the straight scraping strokes of V V linked together into W and you
will see.

_http://www.percepp.demon.co.uk/alphabet.htm_
 http://www.percepp.demon.co.uk/alphabet….)

There is no connection with the Hebrew *waw* for the earliest European
form of the letter W was a doubled _V_  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V) used in
the 7th century by the earliest writers of Old English; it is from this
digraph that the modern name “double U” comes. This digraph was not
extensively used, as its sound was usually represented instead by the runic wynn but
W gained popularity after the Norman Conquest, and by 1300 it had taken
wynn’s place in common use. Other forms of the letter were a pair of Vs whose
branches cross in the middle. An obsolete, cursive form found in the nineteenth
century in both English and German was in the form of an “n” whose rightmost
branch curved around as in a cursive “v”
The sounds /w/ (spelled with U/V) and /b/ of Classical Latin developed into a
bilabial approximant /ß/ between vowels, in Early Medieval Latin. Therefore,
V no longer represented adequately the Germanic /w/. In German, the phoneme
/w/ later became /v/; this is why German W represents that sound. In Dutch, W
is a labiodental approximant (with the exception of words with EEUW, which
have /e? w/), or other diphthongs containing -uw.
_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W_  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W)

So strictly speaking there IS no ‘W’ equivalent in Hebrew of the Northern
European late middle age creation of the letter UU = W. Though most of
Middle eastern and European alphabets can be traced to early Phoenecian, which
was ultimately adopted (with additions and variations) by the Greeks and Romans
and which we use today, later diagraphical improvisations differ. As early
as the middle-Aramaic period the Hebrew letters ט, ק, ש appear in forms
almost identical with those now in use, though in the older oph the stem is not
longer than in the other letters, and it hangs from the horizontal line; the
stems of the Shin are drawn together to a point, and often the left-hand
stem passes beyond this point.

The W is a Northern European combination of U - UU rendered as W for the
convenience of stone-masons and caligraphers. The original rendering of U as V
was simply because straight cuts are far easier to render on stone than
curved ones [cf. the runic alphabet] In northern Europe a two-letter sequence of
vv or uu became fused into the new letter w, providing the 26 letters of the
Roman alphabet used for modern English.

W – Shin, the tooth, which actualyl LOOKS like a W may have originally
represented a bow. Although it was first pronounced sh. After 900 B.C. the
Greeks borrowed the sign from Phoenician and reversed/curved its form, changed
its name to Sigma and made the sign stand for the consonant.
Whilst the Greeks used it sideways for sigma (Σ). The Romans rounded it to
make S.

During the Middle Ages, j and u appeared in writing as variants of i and v,
[as v for stonemasons] respectively; they acquired the status of separate
letters during the Renaissance.

The twentieth letter of the Greek alphabet, ancestor of the Roman letters U,
V, W, and Y. It is usually rendered with Y in borrowings from Greek, as in
psyche and symphonic and hyoid. In scholarly transcriptions of Ancient Greek
it is often rendered with U, as in psukhê.
In Classical Greek it was pronounced [y] like the German Ü, French U,
Finnish Y. This could be long or short. Later it changed to an [i] sound, the same
as the letters eta and iota, which is how it’s pronounced in Modern Greek.
Originally it would have been an [u], and possibly still was when the Romans
(or Etruscans) started using the Greek alphabet.
It was the first letter added to the Semitic alphabet by the Greeks, which
had ended with Τ tau. The Romans used it in the shape V as both a vowel and a
consonant (these were only regarded as separate letters in modern times).
Later they re-borrowed the Υ-shaped letter as Y to write Greek borrowings.
Educated Romans pronounced it with the Greek [y] sound, but after a while it
merged with the Roman I. In the Middle Ages it was rounded for the vowel U and
doubled up to represent its original consonant value, W. This is how it’s the
ancestor of all four.
The name means “bare U” and was apparently given to it after it had merged
in pronunciation with the diphthong ΟΙ in Byzantine times, but before it had
become I (towards the year 1000). You’ve got a choice about how to pronounce
the name. I say it yoop-SI-lon.

If W DID have the meaning 666 with its childish reference to the devil then
does that mean that the bearers of all these other acronymics below are
similarly
agencies of Old Nick?

WWW Whitehouse Well Wishers ***** WWW Wow World of Warcraft *****
WWW Waterford Wedgwood ***** WWW Walla Walla Washington ***** WWW Wyniki
Wyszukiwania ***** WWW Win Without War ***** WWW W3C the World Wide *****
WWW Women Who Write ***** WWW World Wide Wait ***** WWW WINSOCK WINdows
***** WWW World Wide Words ***** WWW Whine Whine Whine ***** WWW World Wide
Website ***** WWW What Woman Want ***** WWW World Wide Weather *****
WWW White Winter Wheat ***** WWW Weekly Wine WOW ***** WWW Wilson
WindowWare ***** WWW Water Water Water ***** WWW Wee Willie Winkie ***** WWW WWE
Wrestling World ***** WWW Welcome to the World Wide ***** WWW Working
Worldwide ***** WWW Welcome Welcome Welcome ***** WWW When the Web Was *****
WWW World Wide Wellness ***** WWW Women Working Worldwide ***** WWW Wild
West Weekend ***** WWW WWF World Wildlife ***** WWW Who Watching Who ****
WWW World Wide Welcome **** WWW Welcome to the Window **** WWW World Wide
Wagering **** WWW Whale Watching Web **** WWW Wykladowcy Wspa **** WWW
World Wide Water **** WWW World Wide Wrestling **** WWW WWF World
Wrestling **** WWW World Wide Women **** WWW World Wide Wireless **** WWW World
Wide Wheels **** WWW world wide when **** WWW Wild West World **** WWW
Wij Willen Weten **** WWW What Workers Want **** WWW Water Winter
Wonderland **** WWW WAIS World Wide **** WWW Warm Winter Wishes **** WWW World
Wide Waste **** WWW World WrestleTalk Wrestling **** WWW Water Wastewater
Web **** WWW Wide White Wall **** WWW Win95 Win98 and WinME **** WWW Words
Wit and Wisdom **** WWW Webcam Webcams WebCams **** WWW Women in the
World Women **** WWW Whale Watch Whale **** WWW Who Where and What **** WWW
Washer Washer Washer **** WWW Weird Wild and Wonderful **** WWW Wet Wild
and Wicked **** WWW Works With and Without **** WWW World Wide Waiting
**** WWW Whump Whump Whump **** WWW Why What and Where **** WWW Wisdom with
Western **** WWW Wedkarstwo Wyczynowe **** WWW Wild Wired World *** WWW
World Wide Wank *** WWW Wow Web Wonders *** WWW World Wide Weed *** WWW
Worm World Wide *** WWW Webhosting Webdesign Webhosting *** WWW World Wide
Warez *** WWW Wugga Wugga Wumpus *** WWW wyzsza w warszawie *** WWW
Werner Wilhelm Webowitz *** WWW Wild Woman of Wongo *** WWW World Wide
Witness *** WWW World Wide Waves *** WWW World Wide Webin *** WWW Welt Weites
Warten *** WWW World Wide Witch *** WWW World Wide Windsurfing *** WWW
Wschowa Wschowa *** WWW Wilhelmina Winter Weekend *** WWW WebDesign Web
Webdesign *** WWW Wise Women of the Web *** WWW With WonderfullyWacky ***
WWW Weather Watch WMO *** WWW WISE World Wide *** WWW Wild Wonderful Women
*** WWW World Wide Wheat *** WWW World Without Waves *** WWW Wheel World
Wide *** WWW Webs With Wings *** WWW Wandex WebCrawler *** WWW WWU
Western Washington *** WWW Worship With the Word *** WWW World Wide Willem
*** WWW WSMO WSML and WSMX *** WWW Wealth Weariness or Waste *** WWW
Writing for the Wired World *** WWW Wisconsin Wire Works *** WWW Wind Waves and
Wipeouts *** WWW Welcome to Weather World *** WWW Woodstock Web Works ***
WWW World Wired Web *** WWW Wolverine Worldwide *** WWW Whos Watching
Who *** WWW Winter Whale Watch *** WWW Warriors With Wings *** WWW World
Wide Willie *** WWW Wonderful Web Weather *** WWW WaterWays Washington ***
WWW Waasan WetoWoima *** WWW WW Watchful Waiting *** WWW Web Webmaster
Webdedigner *** WWW Webgrrls Women on the Web *** WWW World Wide Warriors
*** WWW World War Wrestling *** WWW Work1 Work2 Work3 *** WWW Working
Women Worldwide *** WWW Wonderful Web Women *** WWW medium–World Wide Web
** WWW WS Worldsite Ws ** WWW Wooten Winer Weaire ** WWW Walk Window
Wonder ** WWW Wbweb5 Worldbank ** WWW Western WaterWeb ** WWW Widziany Wpis
W ** WWW Women of Wit and Wisdom ** WWW WWI World Watch ** WWW Washington
Waste Watch ** WWW Workstation Worm WORM ** WWW Wbien Wbienkowski **
WWW WNFO Winnum Winurl ** WWW Wez Wlasna Wodke ** WWW Wee Willie Wisner **
WWW W3C2 World Wide ** WWW Walla Walla Watershed ** WWW Wolfsite the
World of Wolves ** WWW World Wide WolvWW ** WWW WWIF World Wide ** WWW
Weather Watch of the WMO ** WWW WINGROVES of the WIDE WORLD ** WWW Wix Wenger
Weidner ** WWW Weanarisch Wiad Woedsproch ** WWW Web Webdesign Webontwerp
** WWW Wiccan World of Witchcraft ** WWW With the Web Workshop ** WWW
Wereld Werk Wonder ** WWW Who the WTG Way ** WWW wysimolwyg wysywog wysiwyg
** WWW Woodsland World Wide ** WWW World Wide Watchdog ** WWW Werken
Water Wonen ** WWW Write Wrong Words ** WWW Wednesday Wrap for the Web **
WWW Westcoast Web Works ** WWW Wonder Woman on the Web ** WWW World Wide
Wharton ** WWW World Wide Worries ** WWW World Winde Web ** WWW Wasserwacht
Weida ** WWW Wo With or Without ** WWW WTH WTLS Wumpus ** WWW Wavu Wa
Walimwengu ** WWW Welcome to the World of Wood ** WWW WVSO
WiederVerwendbare ** WWW WakeWorld Wakeboard ** WWW Working With Worthing ** WWW WACKER
World Wide ** WWW World Wide Westvlams ** WWW Webelos Winter Weekend **
WWW weigand weigart weigel ** WWW Worm and World Wide ** WWW Wit and
Wisdom on the Web ** WWW wacas wacas wacas ** WWW Web Week Wednesday ** WWW
Welt Weit Wichsen ** WWW Winter Welcome Wreath ** WWW WkW30 WAQfGvRvHF3 **
WWW World Wide Wrinkled ** WWW Water World Wars * WWW Wild Weekend Web
* WWW Wood Working Woods * WWW WWF Word Wildlife * WWW Whale Watcher Web
* WWW Wisdom for Women in the Workplace * WWW WUGBf W8GDf WgBAAkBCgMA *
WWW Wutkas Weird Works * WWW Wadsworths Wonderful Worms * WWW Wissen
WorldWideWeb Ws * WWW Worm Web Wanderer * WWW WWDM Wideband WDM * WWW WWR
Western Weekly * WWW WWR World Weather * WWW Werbepostkarten Werbung Wilhelm
* WWW Wind Waves and Wipeout * WWW WLV Wolverine World * WWW Woeald Weid
Web * WWW Wulfer Wolfgang Wider * WWW WWA Western Writers * WWW
Wireless World W3 * WWW Wizard WMF WORM * WWW Wraysbury Wednesday Wanders * WWW
Wurzburg Wuss WV * WWW WWN Wine Weekly * WWW WWP World Weather * WWW
W3vlc Win95 Wss96 * WWW WA Washington WAAS * WWW Watching Web Whales * WWW
Websites Wakening Watching * WWW Windows WorldScript * WWW Wittenberger
Wirtschaftsethik Wochenende * WWW Wood Wizard Works * WWW World Wide Wimps
* WWW WWU Watch and Warning * WWW Waxing Whining and Wisdom * WWW WebE
Workshop on Web * WWW Webpages Wea Wea1 * WWW Weltweite
Wetterbeobachtungen * WWW Werbegemeinschaft Wandsbeker Wochenmarkt * WWW WIDE WORD
Workstation * WWW Wily Web Winners * WWW Winirc Winsock Wsk * WWW Winsock Wizard
Worm * WWW Wolke Web Works * WWW Wonderful Web Wizards * WWW Worldwide
Web WX * WWW WWOPS World Wide * WWW Walnut Walnut and Walnut * WWW World
Wide Warr * WWW Wacko World of the Web * WWW Wandex Web Wand * WWW
WashingtonWaste Watch * WWW Watermasters Water Wares * WWW Web Weeve Works *
WWW Will Wacky Webpage * WWW Willie Wolf Wrestling

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