#Greek programming

[unwelcome-ozian]

Why are Greek letters used for programming (Delta, Beta, etc)?

Does it have a more profound effect on the unconscious than other lettering?

Does it have any relation to how social scientists name the generations? (Gen X, Gen Z, Gen Alpha, Gen Beta, etc.)? Thanks.

Greek letters are used quite often to name things in math and sciences partly because of discoveries in math and sciences from Ancient Greece and partly because higher education in later centuries taught Greek as an elite language, so that its continued use would reflect the knowledge experienced in higher education.  The use of Greek letters in mathematical and scientific processes provides common understanding using the letters to symbolize meaning that means the same in all languages.  It is common in sciences to use Greek letters for generic lists.  Programming takes place in different countries, so the Greek letters create a systematic way of programming individuals who will be controlled using an alphabet that is familiar in the sciences without regard to the language spoken by the programmer or survivor.

Programming using Greek letters sometimes corresponds with waves of vibration in the brain that need to occur for different kinds of programming to be installed.  Alpha waves got their name because they were the first brain waves to be documented in 1929, subsequently discovered frequencies received progressive letter names in the Greek alphabet.

The five main brain waves are:

Delta (0-4 Hz) Theta (4-8 Hz) Alpha (8-12 Hz) Beta (12-40 Hz) Gamma (40-100 Hz)

There are also Epsilon and Lambda waves.  Here is information regarding programming that takes place at different brainwave frequencies.

Additional Greek letters are also used to name types of programs used in Greek programming, which is an extensive programming involving beliefs, alters, structures and mapping based on stories in Greek mythology.

The effect of the symbols on the unconscious has to do with the programming and how the symbols were anchored in the system and the belief systems that give special meanings to some of the symbols.  When the letters of Greek alphabet occur in the outside world, they will reinforce the programming in the same way other programmed symbols do.

The only correlation between how programming is named and how generations have more recently been named is the way alphabets are sometimes used in generic lists.  Prior to Generation X, generations were not named using letters and instead had phrases that seemed to describe the commonality of experience of the people born into that generation.  The naming of Generation X had to do with the lack of identity that those in that generation experienced in comparison to the Baby Boomers, so X was a reference to being crossed out or nothingness, rather than even a letter. Following that generation, social scientist finished up the English alphabet by labeling Generations Y (also known as MIllenials) and Gen Z, before switching over to Greek letters in naming Generation Alpha and Beta.  Future generations could continue to be defined generically with letters, or maybe social scientist and pop culture will come up with other ways to describe the common experience shared by new groups of people making up their own generations.  

~Josha

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[transbutchblues]

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[orphiicheartd]

Watched the Amphoreus little trailer and my conclusion is:

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Does anyone have a good website/app for learning Greek?

I have been using Busuu for Spanish but they don't have Greek, same goes for Memrise, Duolingo doesn't work for me, and LingoDeer needs a subscription after the 1st lesson. So if anyone has another one I take it, please :')

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[krytus]

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