28-08-2026, 07:23 PM
Nothing has been disproved.
I’ve nothing against brute-force attacks either, but I know that they’ve achieved nothing over the last 50 years, if only because you can’t carry out a brute-force attack on a good cryptosystem. That’s precisely why it was designed that way.
Specifically regarding the Bible text. In the Bible, it’s difficult to write in the first-person plural (using the ‘we’ ending); that would imply the person was present. But I’m sure they were all already dead by the time the Bible was written, in the instances where they’re mentioned.
As you’ve seen, the distribution isn’t the same across the different sections.
However, this doesn’t apply to words such as ‘and’, ‘a’, ‘with’, ‘the’, ‘that’, etc.
Counting is fine, but it must be done correctly.
I’ve nothing against brute-force attacks either, but I know that they’ve achieved nothing over the last 50 years, if only because you can’t carry out a brute-force attack on a good cryptosystem. That’s precisely why it was designed that way.
Specifically regarding the Bible text. In the Bible, it’s difficult to write in the first-person plural (using the ‘we’ ending); that would imply the person was present. But I’m sure they were all already dead by the time the Bible was written, in the instances where they’re mentioned.
As you’ve seen, the distribution isn’t the same across the different sections.
However, this doesn’t apply to words such as ‘and’, ‘a’, ‘with’, ‘the’, ‘that’, etc.
Counting is fine, but it must be done correctly.
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