Vesicle pisces
A vesicle pisces is the name that author Philip K. Dick gave to a symbol he saw (on February 2 1974) on the necklace of a delivery woman.
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Philip K. Dick - February 2 - 1974
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PKD was probably conflating the names of two related symbols, the ichthys consisting of two intersecting arcs resembling the profile of a fish, and was used by the early Christians as a secret symbol, and the vesica piscis, from the centre of which the ichthys symbol can be drawn.
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Ichthys - Christian - Vesica piscis
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Scott Barbacki speculates that P.K.D. may have interpreted these arcs as a portion of DNA's double helix.
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