Note this recent addition to this blogs Statscounter page:
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- José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda (June 19, 1861 – December 30, 1896) was a Filipino nationalist and polymath
The first thing to catch my eye, was his birthday, ... given that June 19 is also the anniversary of this blog. A definite heads upp!! Another thing that caught my eye in the above excerpt, is the word polymath. Not sure of its meaning I ventured to its Wikipedia page. I also decided to investigate the notable persons mentioned, and again, one in particular caught my eye/I: Robert Twigger. His first and last name being additions to the recent “First 3 Letters of Name Makes a Word” and “First 4 Letters of Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster... hence making “rob” and “twig”.
See the copy of my email to Rob Twigger below. On putting together this post, I realized that Jose Realonda’s date of death also is an addition to the cluster in the email, expanding it into an “October 30, November 30, December 30(x2)/30th Day, Month Sequence” pattern cluster. So, what to name this post... hmmm, “Whittle Twigger”, ... or “Whittle Twigger Pull ”, ... or “Whittle Twigger Poll” (poll: to vote ... and head)?!
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Email sent to Robert Twigger:
Hello Rob,
I recently found your blog (via Polymath Wikipedia article), and love especially your open mindedness and willingness to explore areas that many shut the door on. Sometimes discoveries aren’t made, but simply fall into your lap, as did this one:
The thalamus, a part of the brain the size of a peanut has recently discovered to hold a unique function thanks to conjoined twins Tatiana and Krista Hogan whose brains are connected by a conjoined thalamus. This connection serves as a door to each other’s brain, one that enables them to see out of each other’s eyes and read one another’s thoughts. Because the Hogan twins each have a mouth in which to express themselves, we are now privy their ability. Fast forward now to another recent discovery, human chimerism— discovered through DNA study— evidence of a fraternal twin believed to have been absorbed during early gestation.
Now dare to think the unthinkable: that the subconscious mind is not “ours”, but that of an inner twin who communicates to us (our outer twin brain) via the thalamus, and so seamlessly, that they are able to influence our outer thoughts and actions without our being the slightest bit aware. And what if they have formed their own community, a parallel world if you will, and what if they have been biding their time, waiting and planning for a precise moment to bring awareness to us— like this moment where the two scientific discoveries enable a door to this otherwise unfathomable thought. It seems only logical then, that they would have influenced historical events in such a way that would point a more obvious finger at their existence. A logical place to begin such an investigation is seems is with the Thalamus itself.
After investigating the Thalamus Wikipedia page, two notable persons surface: Wilhelm His Sr., and Sergei Korsakoff. Since they each have their own Wikipedia page it wasn’t long before I discovered that they had each passed away on the same day, ... on "May 1". Now consider the portion of the date re the number “1”, and consider that its homonym, “won”, as a strategic design influence of the inner twin world. May 1 now becomes a cryptic "May won", which wouldn’t seem like much except that my first name is May!! In other words, I won the discovery of our inner twins and their inner twin parallel world who influence our thoughts and actions by generating what to the unaware would simply seem to be coincidence, but to the aware, this is potentially a pattern-cluster... a strategic design used as a means of coming out and communicating to us... among other things.
I have been studying ... and following the leads for years now. Check out the following information regarding two notable persons whose first names means “twin” in origin: – Thomas FitzAlan (13 October 1381 – 13 October 1415) Lord High Treasurer of England – Tommy Whittle (13 October 1926 – 13 October 2013) saxophonist. And do note the surname “Whittle”. So all the inner twin world needs to “whittle” is a “twig”.
Now consider the word “polymath” and that it breaks down into a cryptic “Polly Math”. On the Polly (disambiguated) page I decided to limit my search to the first name introduced, and to a film:
- Polly, a romantic novel by Marion Chesney
- Along Came Polly, a 2004 American romantic comedy film
With the film, I limited my search to the first in the list of cast, its main actor— Ben Stiller. Note from their respective Wikipedia pages:
- Marion Chesney (June 10, 1936 — December 30, 2019)
- Ben Stiller (born November 30, 1965)
Note how Chesney’s date of death and Stiller’s birthday generates a “November 30, December 30/ 30th Day, Month Sequence” pattern cluster, well it doesn’t end there, when you consider your birthday:
- Robert Twigger (born 30 October 1962)
And so the cluster expands: “October 30, November 30, December 30/ 30th Day, Month Sequence” pattern cluster. The inner twin world tend to generate clusters in groups of 3 or more.
Regards,
May
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