since the signing of the magnakarta technology has evolved ,why was the signing of this document so integral?
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Because the Magna Carta was the first step towards breaking down social barriers that held highly intelligent and skilled people as indentured servant to their lords. As freedom for the average person increased so did the rate at which technology developed.
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A specialized job in the modern world.\nthey have the capability to produce the exact copy only detectable by latest equipment.
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After the Bible, the next step was the Magna Carta signed in 1215 in England.  The king in order to keep his position was forced to sign it
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I read this somewhere - it has to do with the fact that everything is set up for 11 inch paper, and it was all typed on down to the bottom margin, so there was not enough room left at the bottom of the page to put a stamp or seal and a notary signature, and extra things like that.  So now, when they use the 14 inch paper, they type on it like it is still 11 inches long, and thus there is blank space left at the bottom for the courts or whoever to add stamps and raised seals and other legally required information.
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In the 50ies, the Basler Stueckfaerberei Company, when seeking a replacement for the traditional wooden rollers used in their textile machinery, tried to produce cylinders with a smooth surface made from glass fiber reinforced polyester resin.\n\nThe filament winding process, already established at that time, was found to be unsuitable because the outside surface produced was not smooth enough. This was the time when the idea of manufacturing the cylinders by centrifugal casting was born.\n\nThe company in Basel was flexible enough to develop a new manufacturing technology for CC-GRP pipes from this idea and to make patent applications for the centrifugal casting process.\n\nJohn
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It's because of a misguided trust in the "Textus Receptus" or "received text" that the KJV is based on. Unfortunately, the TR was one of the early modern translations, when people were just getting into comparing different manuscripts. It was originally treated as authoritative because not many other translations were competing with it (the Polyglot Bible was one of them, and was better, but it was Catholic and so it didn't get much press among the Protestants). \n\nThis respect has been passed down over the centuries, in spite of better manuscripts being discovered.
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The picture is photo-shopped, and the technology is no where near a cloak like that depicted being patented.  The research decribed is talking about individual nano-particles (meaning less than a millionth of a meter).  Maybe one day, but I seriously doubt it will be any time in the next 200 years (and probably not even then).  The technology is amazingly complex.
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First off...it's stenography...It's a method once used by "secretaries" to record what their bosses wanted to say to someone else.  Sort of like  the "boss" would want his secretary to communicate his opinion.  No conspiracy in the markings at all. It was simply a way for the secretary to not have to write it all out longhand.  Simple as that.
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If you read the *fine print that’s usually on the page it explains why, the words are there to make sure that it is actually a human signing up for the account, and not a machine, the words usually have some picture or something though them, that is created by an algorithm that is supposable "totally undistinguishable" by today’s computer systems, so the company doesn’t waste time, resources, as well as money on a computer, that could possibly belong to a hacker, or a company tiring to make a quick buck.
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A lot has to do with the embellishments and stylings of the day. It was an important document and without a lot of stylized imagery it would likely not have been taken as seriously. On the other, somewhat more cynical, hand...it's easier to substanciate a prophecy that is filled with whimsical characters like multiheaded bear-lion creatures and gem-armored warriors on firebreathing horses and horse-locusts with scorpion tails. They stick in the psyche and seem to apply to current events.\n\nCertainly a plainer rendition of the future would certainly be more helpful, but then there's the question that if everyone in the world had access to a book that told the future, wouldn't they immediately change their actions and invalidate the vision? I guess you could say its impossible to see the future accurately and have it stay an accurate prediction. So either it must be vague enough that it can only be understood in hindsight, or it must be secret enough that those people who will make the decisions that are prophesied will not be able to see the prophecy and change their actions accordingly.
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Yes it reads inward/outward.  Why so curious??
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Yes, but the documents were lost (no Hard Disk back then).\nSo, none of the subcontractors can recall what kind of contracts they signed any more.
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it's like a schematic, but spelled diferent.
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I looked and looked all I could find is this.  To a pro it makes sense and usually I'm good at stuff like that but it was info overload.  I'm linking the PDF with all the info you'll need.  Good luck.
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it is a type of Machinery.
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Which scientific notiation?  There are many many many notation systems.
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There's a little more to it than that. These sites will help you to find what you're looking for.\n\nhttp://www.disclosureproject.org/Outsidethebox-TedLoderPaper.htm\n\nhttp://www.disclosureproject.org/writings.htm\n\nYou can follow links in these pages to see the actual models built from patents aquired in the 1950's.\nYou could build one too.