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Shapes
Paris, the first day telling us that spring is near, confirmed by a television Programme speaking of water shortages.
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Good Morning Students!
Humans, in spite of their total lack of processing equipment, had a feeling that they were missing something.
Students, it may be right to say that the Humans were trying to guess what the Glub World would look like.
They made rather good guesses.
Here is a representation of the Glub Universe (3000 B.C. Musée du Louvre)
Even the Humans realized that in a perfection such as the Glubitude, their would be a need to crystallize now and then some parts of the Matrix.
How they came to guess what I, the very Humble Glub Professor would look like is a huge mystery.
Louvre, 3000 B.C. Mesopotamia
I am amazed that Humans, without any Brain Computing Power, could catch the image of my beauty and Power. The only explanation is that in some way Time travel was already becoming a normal way of transferring information.
Humans otherwise were obsessed by the need to reproduce themselves; Mostly they seem to have been obsessed with the reproduction of the Upper Bulged Humans.
This obsession of the humans with the reproduction of themselves has had one advantage, we are now totally sure that the Humans did not consider the Head as an essential component of their body.
The Humans were a thrifty race, and when reproducing themselves, they kept to the essential.
Here we have a relict showing a Human in its normal life, not carrying any Head container.
According to the occasions and the formalities they would choose in their cupboards a Head Container suitable for the occasion.
Poorer Humans would have less fashionable Heads.
I am quite often asked why the Humans limited themselves to two Upper Bulges?
The answer is rather obvious, is it not?
They did not!
They could even place the bulges as it fitted the occasions
We even have some remarkable fragments showing Humans digesting other Humans, which shows that in spite of lacking any Computational Power they must have some rudimentary notions of mathematics.
In this relict, the digestion has not yet taken place.
The rubbing ceremony was not considered to be sacred, it seems that the more Humans participated, the better would be the result.
We believe that this ceremony must have been rather arduous and tiresome. Apparently they needed plenty of rest afterwards.
The outcome of the rubbing ceremony would be another beautiful Human Being
No, it is not a Giacometti, it is really around 2000 B.C.
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The author asks for your kind permission to retire after this very High Level Lecture on the differences between Glubitude and Human Mammals.
The Author on a Plate:
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As a former teacher, I was amazed at the difference it makes walking in the Museum looking for illustrations on a theme, or just walking and looking in a passive way.
It is rather boring to walk and say:
<< Oh look how beautiful !!!>>
This is why the children are so bored at school, what they learn is learning without any visible utility for them.
In London, in the Natural Museum, children are given pen and paper and can draw any animal they see.
In the Art Gallery they are given <<forms>> and then they chase though the museum looking for such a "form".
They even roll themselves into tensile bags, someone draws the shape around them and then they try and find that shape somewhere.
If something does not mean anything to you, you do not see it!!
Therefore, kindly accept my thanks for having made my visit to the Louvre so interesting. I looked at it with your eyes.
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