Christopher Scott

This signature is not in data/gazetteer/authors.json, so it stands for itself: any other spelling of the same name has its own page. Only signatures on five or more documents are curated by hand.

Signatures

Claims

3 claim(s) extracted by lexicon from this author's documents. A claim row records what the author wrote, with the sentence verbatim; it is not evidence about a formation, and nothing here is tested: the pre-registered tests of the testable types are build step M3-8, and they live in the analysis section. The precision column is what the lexicon's patterns for that type were measured at on 65 hand-labelled documents, so a count can be read against how often that type is matched wrongly.

Up to 3 quote(s) per type, verbatim:

• “The code at the outer edge of the circle might be a dual code when the felled areas are read as Binary by reading left to right from within the circle, and the standing areas read as Morse from left to right from outside the circle.”code · source page
• “Obviously the Morse, in this way, can be deciphered a number of ways, although “UV’ might make the most sense if the code is considered to be described within the outer layer of the Earth’s protective ozone.”code · source page
• “The combined Binary (when converted to the decimal “247”) and Morse can be read as "247 UV" or possibly "24/7 Ultraviolet”.”code · source page

Documents

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Formations