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There is a history of dispute with respect to the article, which can be traced from it's previous location ([[hypernumber]]), in the [[Talk:Hypernumber|talk]] page. Ignoring all the references that I gave (most of them formally published) and replacing them with a single reference to a single-user-maintained religious web site is inacceptable to me, therefore I resurrected the deleted content here as a first step. Maybe the new location, [[Musean hypernumber]], is more acceptable for the time being. Je(contracted; show full)r complex and the father complex in relation to the Oedipus complex, along with some 35 cases of lesbian natal charts. This evidence gives substance to the notion that Freud studied the Oedipus myth from the Greeks, who borrowed this from the remotely ancient Egyptians, who possessed a technology far superior in that they could build the Great Pyramid and not with ten million slaves, but with what we would term, "magic" because we cannot understand their advanced physics. 

John Frederick Sweeney
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