On July 27, the AP reported that an IT computer analyst in Milan, Italy has uncovered a new code in Leonardo Da Vinci's painting of The Last Supper. The web sites that posted the picture went down (and are still down today) because of all the madness.Here's what he did. Pesci took a picture of the mural, reversed it (making a mirror-image), and then superimposed it back on the original picture. And what did he see? Two Knights Templar, one cradled baby, a strangely ostracized Judas, and the chalice that Christ was blessing at the last supper. (No partridge in a pear tree.)
Holy dialectic, DanBrown! You mean taking one image, getting the antithesis of it, and then synthesizing the two together creates a third image? Sure enough. A higher state of truth, even. You don't believe me, so look for yourself:
Wait a minute. This is a trick! How about if we line them up with Christ's face, instead of with the physical center of the picture?
Bam! The ghosts are gone. Do new ghosts appear though? That's your assignment. Take the Da Vinci Rorschach test and tell me what you see.
