Specific binary inquiry
Historical investigations formulate a testable proposition and the expected polarity of the response; this is not an open-ended 'what awaits me?' prompt. Important inquiries could be narrowed through sequences.
historical technology
Hittite KIN · Symbol Oracle
KIN is not a deck of meanings. Its record behaves like a symbolic action: ACTIVE → TAKES PASSIVE → FINAL. OmenHall currently supports study and bibliographic source replay, but never presents the unknown physical mechanism as reconstructed.
Movement syntax
An active symbol acts, takes one or more passive symbols, and gives/places them into a final symbol/location. Position and relation matter more than a universal plus/minus dictionary.
Unknown physical procedure
The texts support the recorded grammar far more securely than the physical generation of movements. Therefore there is no fake ancient board, token system, or RNG.
Source Replay
The current foundation stores bibliographic replays of several attested operations without embedding source text. A full executable row corpus opens only after local hash-locking and row adjudication of the sources.
KIN · source replay foundation
Recorded movement, not a new cast
Warbinek is now locally hash-locked: 5ffc13462e41…; II.4 yields 98 row references and 88 schemes (57 direct, 31 partial/reconstructed, 10 incomplete). The detailed layer preserves the prior 20 KUB 5.1 dossiers (17/3); KpT 1.56+1.71 adds 17 source schemes. This is source replay, not a new cast or prediction.
The exact-source method layer contains 12 rules. Important correction: Warbinek does reconstruct horizontal and vertical sign algebra, but it operates on relative values inside a specific source passage, not a universal “symbol = +1/−1” dictionary. Source-relative algebra replay ready = true.
88 unique tablet/text IDs are already staged in the source-adjudication queue
89 category assignments; none became a runtime row without exact bytes
KBo 18.142; CTH 581; Warbinek 2020 pp. 307-308; Mouton 2007 pp. 551-555
A royal dream generated a specific proposition to test; this is a bibliographic replay foundation, not a new oracle generated for the user.
1. Sun-God of Heaven → takes → rightness of Harranaziti's wife → final → panku
2. Goodness → takes → Light → final → Mother Goddess
3. Storm-God → takes → Year → final → Fate-goddesses / Whole Soul
Recorded outcome: FAVORABLE
KUB 16.36; Marcuson 2016, KIN-method discussion
Scholarly example retained to demonstrate relational/contextual evaluation rather than fixed positive/negative arithmetic.
1. Goodness → takes → house → final → great sickness
2. deity → takes → whole soul + favor of Fate-goddess → final → panku
Recorded outcome: FAVORABLE
KUB 5.1+52.65 · Warbinek pp. 491–495
20 source-adjudicated schema rows. This table shows the recorded dossier, not a new divinatory result; reference-only preserves reconstructed or incomplete elements.
| # | Locator | Request | Movements | Outcome | Authority | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ro I 2-4 | p. 491 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 2 | Ro I 6 | p. 492 | SIG5-ru | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 3 | Ro I 9-10 | p. 492 | SIG5-ru | 2 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 4 | Ro I 12-14 | p. 492 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 5 | Ro I 16-18 | p. 492 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 6 | Ro I 21-22 | p. 492 | SIG5-ru | 2 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 7 | Ro I 25-26 | p. 493 | SIG5-ru | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 8 | Ro I 27-28 | p. 493 | SIG5-ru | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 9 | Ro I 29-31 | p. 493 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 10 | Ro I 33 | p. 493 | SIG5-ru | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 11 | Ro I 34-37 | p. 493 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | REFERENCE_ONLY |
| 12 | Ro I 38-39 | p. 494 | NU.SIG5-du | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 13 | Ro I 40-42 | p. 494 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 14 | Ro I 44-45b | p. 494 | SIG5-ru | 3 | UNFAVORABLE | REFERENCE_ONLY |
| 15 | Ro I 47-49 | p. 494 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 16 | Ro I 50-52 | p. 494 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 17 | Ro I 56-58 | p. 495 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 18 | Ro I 62-64 | p. 495 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 19 | Ro I 65-67 | p. 495 | SIG5-ru | 3 | FAVORABLE | SCHOLAR_REPLAY |
| 20 | Ro I 68-69 | p. 495 | — | 1 | UNFAVORABLE | REFERENCE_ONLY |