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(..cluding those attempts to get rid of me for the past 30yy?) on ending it's 500yy cycle monomulticurrencies frontline and on life threatening exponential grow of depression in developed countries;;; exponential grow of pollution, population in undeveloped countries, p......:::
Az-Betty, vsyo na .......... continued after 20260804

from Galaktionov:::
"...The next significant letter is Retsi (Speech). The initial letter Retsi means to speak, to communicate something firmly and clearly, to distinguish. And again, many words arise with the root Retsi - Rech. Impeccable - someone to whom no prejudiced speech is addressed. To protect - to speak careful speech. Bitterness - hot or bitter speech. River - the one that speaks (flows). To vow - to give oneself a vow (speech) not to say or do something. Malicious - someone who speaks evil words. Eloquent - speaking beautiful words. Adverb - speech with geographical features (like a mix of languages). Doomed - someone who has been doomed by speech to something. To renounce - to refuse something verbally. To encounter - to meet someone and respond to them verbally at a meeting. To warn - to give someone a cautioning speech before the event. To predict - to say something beforehand, prior to the main speech. Contradiction - speech directed as a response to someone else's speech. Variable-speaking - speaking in different ways. Namely - that Speech (That speech). To guard - to speak watchful words. To protect - to speak protective words. The letter Ot. Any words that indicate movement away from a specific point or object. Father - Ota exists. Departure, Relation, Retreat, Sailing away, Response, Jumping back, Refusal, Flight. The letter Yat. Although this letter sounds like IE and denotes something divine, connected with the heavenly. But the root base At-Yat is part of all verbs in the infinitive form, with few exceptions. To give, To take, To nod, To throw, To wave, etc. When forming verbs from words ending with the sound A, the sound A and the syllable At form a new ending It. Saw - To saw, Cart - To carry, Frost - To frost, Temper - To temper. However, it's worth noting that in verbs, the root base At hasn't gone anywhere, it just shortened. Saw - SawaAt - SawYat or SawIt. Similarly, if a verb is formed from a word ending with the sound E or a soft sign, the combination of the sound E-At forms a new ending Et. Beast - To beast, Puff - To puff, Hanger - To hang, Storm - To storm, Stream - To whimper. While studying the material on letters, I learned that the soft sign (Ь) used to sound like a short nasal E. Therefore, when forming verbs, I replaced the softness at the end of the word with E. Pyht' - PyhteAt' - Pyhtet'. Of course, there are some exceptions, such as Pyech' (object) - Pyech' (action). But that is an ancient word, which we will discuss later. The letter Ar' (Yar'). The letter signifies the connection between the heavenly (I - Izh) and the earthly (Az). However, Ar' is the root syllabic base for many words. Ar' means to keep, to preserve something within, to preserve knowledge of a profession. Altar - a storage of something spiritual (golden). Bukvar - a storage of letters (Bukov). Gar' - a storage of burnt forest. Gosudar' - keeper of the City Court. Buntar' - keeper, bearer of a rebellion. Vratar' - keeper of the gates. Glavar' - keeper of power in a group or gang. Dikar' - keeper of wild orders. Zvonar' - keeper of the belfry, expert in bells. Znakhar' - keeper of knowledge. Kalendar' - keeper of Kolends (periods, Latin). Klyuchar' - keeper of keys, The innkeeper is the keeper of the inn. The secretary is the keeper of secrets. The chest is a space for storing things. The gudgeon is a fish kept by the sand. The dictionary is the keeper of words. The dry biscuit is kept dry. The root base Ar became also used to denote someone who keeps knowledge in a specific profession: pharmacist, cooper, spoon maker, cook, healer, plowman, mower, baker, scribe, dog keeper, wood carver, fisherman, knight, pig farmer, locksmith, tavern keeper, pine nut collector, and so on. In European languages, many words related to professions also have the ending Er, as a distortion from the root Ar: Muller-Miller (miller), Warrier (warrior), Farmer, Maker, Killer, Teacher, Baker. In addition, ER is part of all words that denote a certain object or person who performs a certain action: Ambusher, Beater, Blender, Coiner, and so on. The discovery of root bases in Bukvitsa, such as Arь-Er, which are part of many languages with an Aryan foundation, pushed me to start looking for such root bases in the Russian language and other languages. Root bases found in Bukvitsa:  Az (As) - A human-god, living and creating on earth.  Vedi - To know, to be aware.  Ot - To originate from.  Retsi - To speak, to say.  Yat (At) - To act.  Ar (Er) - To keep. ..."

from Hatybov:::
"... At the center of the conceptual framework of chemistry is the concept of valence, on which the theory of chemical bonding is built. There are many specialized monographs dedicated to the theory of chemical bonding; one of them was written by the leading German specialist Haberditzl. In the middle of the work, titled "The Theory of Chemical Bonding," we found the statement that no mathematical formula explains why two hydrogen atoms should combine into a hydrogen molecule, H2. Thus, the developed theory of chemical bonding somehow claims to explain the structure of complex hydrocarbon molecules but cannot explain the principles of forming a hydrogen molecule. It is well known that water is hydrogen dioxide, bluish in thick layers, and there are no problems in its origin. Let us evaluate the state of the matter regarding the problem of water. It is suggested, before dealing with water, to answer at least one of the questions given below. You have studied the questions about the 'water cycle in nature' quite well. You can find answers to the questions in the volumes (and appendices to the volumes) of 'Cold Nuclear Fusion', and also make use of the 'Musical Table of Chemical Elements' The monograph states that we get all our water from space and explains how this happens. 2. Questions for discussion. 2.1. Where did water come from. 2.2. What forms does water take. 2.3. Where is water located on Earth. 2.4. What is water pH (why there is no pH for gases). 2.5. What is living and dead water. 2.6. Where should water be taken for consumption. 2.7. How is water in a reservoir different from water in plant, animal, and human cells. 2.8. Why does water flow in a river. 2.9. Why does blood flow through vessels. 2.10. How much does water weigh. 2.11. How many megatons of TNT equivalent are in water. 2.12. What is the pH of water. 2.13. What is the composition of seawater. 2.14. Why does water form droplets. 2.15. Why do clouds form. 2.16. Where do clouds go (for example, cirrus). 2.17. At what altitude can clouds form. 2.18. What is acid rain. 2.19. Why are raindrops large in spring but small in autumn. 2.20. Why do bubbles sometimes appear during rain (usually in late spring and summer). 2.21. What color is a raindrop when it falls (at different heights). 2.22. Why does it rain. 2.23. How is a discharge in air different from a discharge in water. 2.24. How many water layers are in the atmosphere. 2.25. Why does a river flow. 2.26. What does a river flow over. 2.27. Which river flows 'correctly'—Volga, Ob, Seine, or Amur. 2.28. If a river flows from a mountain, how does water 'get up' there. 2.29. Why is it better to drink water from a spring than from a nearby stream. 2.30. How does water talk. 2.31. Can you determine water's attitude toward you by listening to it. 2.32. If you carry out a neutralization reaction, can you drink the resulting water. 2.33. Can drinking water be transported. 2.34. How to get Sodium from water. 2.35. How to get carbon dioxide from water. 2.36. How to get water in open Space. 2.37. Why is the water in a body of water warmer at the bottom in spring rather than at the surface, even though the sun warms from above. 2.38. Why does water change its density. 2.39. Why does steam condense. 2.40. Why does water evaporate. 2.41. Which water is healthier - condensate or the residue after boiling, and why. 2.42. How much water is within Earth's orbit (excluding water on planets, moons, in planetary atmospheres, and on the Sun). 2.43. Why is the satellite (of Earth) not subject to icing. 2.44. Why does water have a smell. 2.45. What is mineral water and how is it different from seawater. 2.46. What is the composition of seawater at a depth of more than 2400 meters. 2.47. How many states of water out of its 8,426,484 states do you know. 2.48. How much does water weigh when it evaporates. 2.49. Where to look for water in the desert. 2.50. How much water do you need to drink per day to avoid eating anything. 2.51. How much water needs to be used to digest everything eaten in a day. 2.52. How much water leaves a person in a day. 2.53. How much water is needed to prevent a person from dying of thirst. 2.54. How much water is there on Earth in total. 2.55. How much water does Earth use for its needs (and which ones). 2.56. How much water does Space provide for Earth's needs. 2.57. How much water is in a dry ski boot. 2.58. How much water is in a "PANASONIC" TV. 2.59. Name a gas that has no water. 2.60. What is the size of a water drop in Space. 2.61. What is the minimum possible size of a water drop. 2.62. How much water does the Sun contain. 2.63. If a water drop is formed in Space, why can it not have life. 2.64. How much water is in a living (and dead) human cell. 2.65. How much water does a fish like herring use to become invisible to a predator. 2.66. How many types of water are there. 2.67. What happens if water changes color from blue to pink (to blue). 2.68. When a drop falls from a height of 1000 meters, its potential is spent to overcome gravity. So why is the final potential of the drop higher than the initial. 2.69. Can a river flowing from the top of a mountain change the structure of a glacier. 2.70. Can snow be used as drinking water? 2.71. Can snow be used as a building material if the temperature both indoors and outdoors is above 120°C? 2.72. What type of snow has a loose structure at minus 22.60°C? 2.73. What is the significance of snow in space? 2.74. How many drops of water (a Space drop) are in a Comet? 2.75. How many drops of this water are needed for a Comet to become a planet? 2.76. How close can a Comet get to the Sun? 2.77. Where does a Comet get the water to form ice when moving away from the Sun? 2.78. How much water is on the surface of the Moon? 2.79. How will the cooling properties of water (for a reactor) change if salts derived from tritium are added? 2.80. After heavy rains there are floods (water level - several meters). Where does the excess water come from and what are the biological consequences? 2.81. How many liters of water pass through the lungs (per day) to maintain normal life activity (and what kind)? 2.82. What color is the water at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. 2.83. What determines the color of water. 2.84. Why it's better to cut down (fell) trees during the waning Moon. 2.85. Why birch sap is beneficial, but oak sap is not. 2.86. What water remains in trees during the winter. 2.87. Why photosynthesis reactions occur indoors (without the Sun). 2.88. If you instantly reduce humidity in a closed room, the room will fill with dust. How much dust can you get from one ton of water. 2.89. Where does silt at the bottom of the ocean come from. 2.90. It's known that after a long voyage, ship hulls get covered in all sorts of gunk. How can this nuisance be eliminated. 2.91. How much water does herring need to pass through its gills to change the potential on its scales by 0.1 volt/m3. 2.92. Can a shark attack a torpedo (and bite off something from it). 2.93. How much water is needed (and what kind) for all the plants in the Siberian taiga to turn green. 2.94. Can the color of leaves indicate the amount of water in a tree. 2.95. What kind of water do dolphins prefer to live in? 2.96. Do the properties of water change over time? Water that was drinkable 3000 years ago and water today - what changes (including color) have occurred? 2.97. After a thunderstorm, a rainbow appears. How can you determine the quality of water under the rainbow dome by the color and saturation of the colors? 2.98. You have alcohol C2H5OH. You added water. The mixture heated up - a neutralization reaction occurred. What is the acid and what is the base here? Where did the acid come from (hint: experienced drinkers cover the glass with their palm)? 2.99. If water is found on Mars, what color would it have? 2.100. Why is the ice on the surface of the oceans fresh? 2.101. What needs to be added to technical water to make it drinkable (and vice versa)? 2.102. You carried out a neutralization reaction HCL + NaOH -> NaCl + H2O. How many chemical elements are involved in the reaction and where did the heat come from? Miracles with water happened on Earth. A. Water when drained from a bathtub (or sink) has the property of a little drill (the flow rotates clockwise). In March, the water was rotating counterclockwise. What changed in the structure of the water? B. At a number of control points: Many people try to collect Epiphany water (in the Arkhangelsk region - several barrels) and store it (usually on the balcony). Suddenly, the water from the bottles and barrels disappeared. Where did it go and what is this effect called? C. Water of emerald (green) color started appearing everywhere, causing horror among the emergency service representatives. Where did it come from and where might it appear? ..."

from Kulanov:::
"... Here's your way out to the school-temple, here are your 'living helps'. Zachatievsky Monastery (if you yourself 'didn't have the spirit' by September 1): Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit and the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin - on April 1. It becomes clear that the Holy Spirit is the soul, and its Church is the temple of conception, hence the descent. It's clear that the Virgin Mary is generally superfluous here and the Church is simply for conception. For prayers. The phrase 'don't believe anyone on April 1' becomes understandable. It was a joke. And here, birth at Christmas! June 1 - birth from the People, and at Christmas - from the command of the Creator above, after prayers, from the husband's seed. Church of Elijah the Ordinary - June 1. We already know that Elijah is male, and Ilia (feminine) is female. June 1 is Children's Day - babies - and sprouted plants. Nearby is a Sunday parish school, made from fragments, restructured - a children's neurological dispensary. Gymnasiums, colleges, children's libraries, medical clinics, and centers. St. Nicholas Church - February 1st - a little hospital for shining children with ultraviolet light. Interestingly, the Senate Palace of the Kremlin is oriented with two dual rays - on February 1st and May 1st, just like Arbat. And Arbat of the Churchmen (I'm writing it correctly) is interesting - ar bat - the layout - land battalion - on May 1st - there it is… memory of the proletarian subconscious… gathering on May 1st… on Arbat. The Trubetskoy Estate - a children's park - is oriented to June 1st. Coincidence? Open a map and look at the names of paths and alleys in the estate. Check it yourself with SanCalc. Tree of Love. Nesvizh Lane, oriented to May 9th… to the beginning of Balchug Island - Red October is there now. Anyone who reads books but doesn't look at a map won't understand anything. I write this on purpose - I don't like lazy people. There is a Nesvizh Castle… I'll repeat - Castle. A stupid monument to Peter the Great was stuck there. This monument is a reworked and modified statue of Columbus, which Ceretelli unsuccessfully offered to sell to the USA, Spain, and to the countries of Latin America in 1991-1992, for the 500th anniversary of the European discovery of the American continent. Fusang didn't recognize Columbus? Well, there you go with the rumba… that's a hint of what the monument should stand for. And there really is that ship's wheel standing there. So many things have been redone in honor of Peter all over the world - and everywhere it's just laughter and disgrace. Let's call it the monument 'The Path of the One-Headed Pirate of Love.' Well, on Trinity ..."





... (Aug 13), the second week day 3, month Gusto (male summer/portion of the year {Mar.01st and Aug.last == "male leto"} for 10-days-week "ikonic" calendar. In case of 9-days-week and 16 hours-day, the more ancient calendar with the cycle of life (9x16=144yy), Summer 14 within the cycle of years, the SUMMer of 0cean Bull 143,015 since the beginning of the period of Three Moons in YAV' realm, 7534YY since signing the Peace Treaty during the year called "Stars Temple" (== Byzantic calendar's "the World creation", etc.


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However on the large scale of ciivilized realities we have had to go via roboto AI to send mechanisms to build the eggshell around our Sun system where the meteorites belt is because "current" human bodies can't live outside the planet. We do need "help" transforming into 16-dimentional bodies that could travel in space and nowdays no ideas similar to what the fish imagination was/is/will be on the topic of how to transform itself into reptiles or like to live on surface.

Enuma Elish...... comparing to "the Age of the creation of the Shirt" by Hatybov:::{moved to the exclusive access (3rd level))

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