So could the NIA's Niantic Project logo be based on Shaper glyphs in itself?
So could the NIA's Niantic Project logo be based on Shaper glyphs in itself? Here is a mock up I created using a 13 point calibration grid based off of the Metatron's cube diagram that Drew Dondero shared with us.
With this calibration grid overlaid atop the Niantic logo, it is quite interesting to see that each of the points of the grid match up very well with each of the symbol's extremities as well as all of the internal intersections.
We've seen other icons that seem based on glyphs, such as our faction insignias. Questions have also been raised about the #Alignment logo. What other company logos seem like they may be based on Shaper glyph technology?
By the way, this whole idea is the brain-child of Kelly Kolton, I'm just adapting it slightly to the newest revelations/speculations...
You just broke my mind.
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ReplyDeleteWoww. Nice observation :)
ReplyDeleteBryan Kieft mind=blown.
ReplyDeleteAnthony Castanza to be fair, Rory Durkin pointed it out to me.
ReplyDeleteYes, but thanks for connecting it to this post!
ReplyDeleteThanks Daniel Beaudoin -- I'm glad you could continue my research into the logo. There is still a lot to be done!
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