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I would think Sir Henry O'Tool would happen to be part of it.

But if we where to see the whole plan from above, it would look something like this.



Maybe not that shape in particular, but we could see it if we where standing in it. We would only see it from a birds eye view.

That is the Galle crater. What does it have to do with the Plan?

EDIT: oh, right, I get the point. The plan would only be seen from a global viewpoint, like a puzzle has a meaning that the individual pieces don't have. Did you mean this?

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:I would think Sir Henry O'Tool would happen to be part of it.

But if we where to see the whole plan from above, it would look something like this.



Maybe not that shape in particular, but we could see it if we where standing in it. We would only see it from a birds eye view.

I only see a "happy face".

I mean if we see it from above we would understand it. But since we are in it, we can't see the whole thing. The picture, if you where to be standing in that crater, without knowledge of what it looks like from above, it would be a different perspective.

It goes down or up?

I know, i just saying that looks like a happy face.

I mean like the difference between seeing a cornfield maze from inside it and above it. The view from inside just looks like corn, but from above, the paths makes an image. The picture was the only thing I could think of at the time.

Well, that's the point - We only saw "a glimpse of The Plan." To view the whole Plan, we'd have to see it from a birds-eye view, and even then, who knows if we'll ever fully grasp The Plan?