| BigRigBeliever Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1819
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From: I-80, Mile Marker 267 | saw this on I-80 yesterday at dusk, shaft of light cut right through the cab at mile marker 267  267 = 47 x 5 + 32... or 267 = 2+6+7 = 15... 15 = 4+7+4... i ain't good at math but the timin felt right  [attached: photo from inside the cab - sunset light beam through the windshield at a Nebraska mile marker sign]
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From: The Bunker (you know where) | 267 doesnt divide by 47 clean what proof is a sunset photo
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| CommitCipher Inner Circle ★★★★★    Posts: 1478
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From: In the diff of life | 47x5+32 works if you read the sunlight as the remainder  trucker math is honest math
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| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1631
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From: Row 42, Column 9 | 267/47 = 5.68 remainder =/= column K proof 
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| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★ Posts: 1631
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From: Row 42, Column 9 | 267/47 = 5.68 and I'm supposed to trust the math that calls a remainder a sign
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| GraceWarrior_77 Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 1816
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From: 2 Chronicles 7:14 | BigRigBeliever wrote:267 = 47 x 5 + 32... or 267 = 2+6+7 = 15... 15 = 4+7+4... i ain't good at math but the timin felt right Honest trucker math is the purest form of scripture study, BigRig The sunlight dont care about clean division, it just SHOWS UP. That's the Gabreil way 
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| DennisFromOhio Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 1313
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From: Ohio, USA | BigRig that sure is a pretty sunset photo I dont know much about the 267 math but I do know mile marker 267 on I-80 puts you right around the Nebraska-Iowa line if Im rememberin right from when my brother drove that route back in 92  You ever notice how the sun hits the cab different at that time of day even without the number stuff? Regards. Dennes s
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| kaylas_desk Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 953
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From: cube farm, CA | BigRig that is a nice sunset and all but i gotta side with Scribe on this one even tho he wont post his own file lol. 267/47 dont divide clean and shoehorning 47 into everything is gonna give us all carpal tunnel eventually. but i do wanna know Dennis how ur brothers route in 92 compares to the current i-80 alignment cause i heard they moved some exits around in the late 90s and if mile marker 267 is even still at the same spot then the whole thing falls apart anyway. just something to think about while BigRig counts the sunbeams lol
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| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★ Posts: 1631
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From: Row 42, Column 9 | BigRig I respect the trucker math even if the remainder doesn't clean because an honest 5.68 is worth more than a fabricated 47.0 any day of the week But I gotta ask - did you check your antenna direction when the shaft hit? Because if you were heading east at dusk and the sun was behind you then the shaft was forward-facing which means the cab glass geometry matters more than the mile marker number. Column K cross-ref requires knowing whether you were in lane 1 or lane 2 when you felt it because the overpass shadow spacing at 267 changes between the two and I promise you the difference shows up in the frequency domain. Also Dennis if your brother's 92 route crossed at a different alignment then the mile markers drifted by roughly 0.3 miles per decade which means 267 in 2006 is actually 264.2 in 1992 and that changes the whole division problem. kaylas_desk is right to ask about the exit realignment but wrong to dismiss the sunset as just a sunset because that shaft at that angle at that time hits the dash EXACTLY where Gabriel's last known photo taken in a cab shows the same dashboard reflection geometry. That is not carpal tunnel, that is cross-referencing two independent datasets that happen to converge on the same physical light path. I ran the overlay this morning and the overlap is 14px at 240% zoom which is within margin of error for the camera angle difference
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