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My thoughts too. The sentence is only PART OF IT. I suppose when we get the right sentence, it will imply us to type a certain website in such as www.linkinpark.com/_____ . That's where Joe Hahn will flash his ass cheeks

 

I aaaagreee LOOK INTO THIS

 

I are running out of ammo. The "De var to" bit really bugs me.

If the radiating earth were to burst forth at once in the sky, that would be like the splendour of the Mighty One.
I am mighty, world-destroying Time.


If the radiating women were to burst forth at once in the sky, that would be like the splendour of the Mighty One.
I am mighty, world-destroying Time.


If the radiance of limes were to burst forth at once in the sky, that would be like the splendour of the Mighty One.
I am mighty, world-destroying Time.

If the radiance of war were to burst forth at once in the sky, that would be like the splendour of the Mighty One.
I am mighty, world-destroying Time.

 

I don't think you're allowed to be at the site at certain times of the year, due to the radiation. At least, I remember reading that. I'd have to check again.
EDIT: The site is only open on the first Saturdays of April and October (according to Wikipedia), but LP might have perks, due to being a popular band and filming a video, etc.

 

My brain actually hurts. I haven't given this much thought to anything in a while. ugh.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki

This site talks about the 2 bombings. Nagasaki was bombed on August 9th but i sort of doubt the band would celebrate that day with a single

 

Mike did emphasize that something was missing, which reminded me of something that seems amiss: The two sentences aren't from the same verse of the Bhagavad Gita. Why use 11.12 and part of 11.32? Unless we're meant to connect the 11.12 part with the atomic bomb (and thus Nagasaki/site two), and then use the 11.32 part to solve this new riddle? Besides, if this was a riddle, the answer comes from the second sentence. "I am mighty, world-destroying Time." Who was? Krishna.

Mike also mentioned that Oppenheimer was quoting someone...I thought that referred to quoting the Bhagavad Gita, but what if it's who he was quoting? Who actually said the quote? Krishna. If this is a riddle, then the answer is that Krishna is the mighty, world-destroying time. Can we find a URL that uses the words Nagasaki & Krishna?

 

Vishnu, not Krishna.

 

To the first point, we're using phrases from 2 different verses because they've become famous because of Oppenheimer. That was Oppenheimer's choice, not Mike's.

 

Oops, my mistake...

Hmmm...but did Oppenheimer say them together at the same time? I thought he said them at different times.

 

He did say them at different times. But they've both become synonymous with Oppenheimer and the Trinity test.

 

Good Lord Joe, you have been working on this for entirely way too long.

 

I think I'm done for tonight, I can't even think of where else to take this.

 

Yeah, I'm still pondering too. It just seems to me that everything pointing to the atomic bomb makes Nagasaki/site_two one heck of a coincidence. A little too suspicious... I feel like Bhagavad Gita part is bogging down my thinking, and muddying everything up.

 

Random tidbit that probably means nothing.

Mike wanted us to focus more on what Oppenheimer was quoting. He was quoting the Bhagavad Gita, Hindu holy book. Saraswati is the Indian Goddess of Music, and here's a gem you all may remember:

http://mikeshinoda.com/2009/09/15/chesters-vaporized-arm/

Take a look at the picture hanging behind Chester. That is a picture of Saraswati. I obviously don't think Mike planted that picture there back in September to use now, but it shows that there was at least some influence of that particular goddess in the studio with them.

They probably just hung it there for atmosphere, but anything helps I guess.