Contact Report 128

128th Contact
Friday, February 15, 1980, 4:48 AM
Billy:
This time, you have really let yourself wait a not very long time, my child.
Semjase:
1. I assured you, nevertheless, that I would already visit you again in a rather short time.
Billy:
I meant that, yes. But may I ask you some questions right away?
Semjase:
2. Sure.
3. You've probably dealt with the numeric values?
Billy:
Exactly, and at the same time, I've encountered some things that somehow cannot be right.
Semjase:
4. That I already imagined.
5. It was, indeed, inevitable, that you had to find the source of error.
Billy:
You know about it?
Semjase:
6. But of course, my friend.
7. But I wanted you to recognize for yourself how illogical your question was regarding the numeric values, when you asked for the values of the letters of the Latin alphabet.
Billy:
Then it is really true that the numbers specified by you exclusively apply directly to the German alphabet and that fundamentally different values apply to each individual language?
Semjase:
8. Sure.
Billy:
Good, because I found that out myself, but I just wasn't sure.
Semjase:
9. You can now be sure of that.
10. For my part, I found it right to let you recognize this fact yourself, because you thought illogically and, consequently, also directed a very illogical question to me.
11. For this reason, I also did not deal with your explanations in greater detail.
12. But if you now agree, then I will gladly mention the numeric values for the German language to you, because you basically wanted to get to know these from me in our last conversation.