2012年12月28日 · And in the years that followed, an urban legend arose, warning gullible types that the number 666 was hidden in each bar code. George Laurer -- who designed the bar code as we know it today ...

1998年12月31日 · Contrary to popular myth, all bar codes don't include the number 666. This belief arose because the number six is represented by a pattern similar to that of the guard bars used to mark the ...

2011年4月25日 · The claim is based on the assumption that the digit 6 is encoded as 101 (bar-space-bar), then the longer guard bars at the left, right, and middle can be interpreted as 666. In reality, every digit is encoded as seven bits.

2002年2月12日 · Every Universal Product Code has three unidentified marks whose number equivalent '6' encoding it with the code number '666'. " (Bob Fraley, The Last Days in America, 1984, p. 225, 228) Here's how to "discover" the "hidden 666 in the UPC barcode"

2013年1月4日 · As the U.P.C. symbol proliferated, so, too, did paranoia about it. For decades, Laurer has been hounded by people convinced that he has hidden the number 666 inside the lines of his code. “I...

2013年3月4日 · Are Barcodes the “Mark of the Beast”? 666 is not embedded in a barcode — The short answer is “no” The longer answer follows: Some people have taken the following passage from Revelation 13 to support their claims that the barcode had 666 embedded into it.

Using straightforward scientific analysis, this video reveals the irrefutable proof of the presence of the number 666 in the Universal Product Code. Since 19...

In fact, everything about the EAN/UPC/JAN barcode symbols speak of the number six: A pseudo 666 makes up the control patterns, a left side code comprises a six-digit field for the UPC type and manufacturer, a six-digit right side code is used for the product and modulo check character, and a condensed version of the symbol exists with only a ...

2005年3月9日 · Circulating on the Internet and elsewhere is the erroneous claim that every barcode in the Universal Product Code (UPC-A) has the number 666 embedded in it. A look at how the numbers in the UPC barcode are constructed will show why this claim is wrong.

Here's how to "discover" the "hidden 666 in the UPC barcode". Notice the three "guard bars" (colored RED) at the beginning, middle and end. Now, notice the same bar pattern ("bar-space-bar" or "101") for the number 6 (colored BLUE).