I figured that nothing can be done, but I wanted to hear imaginative ideas.
I don't have a BoA anymore, and don't want to get one. But I remember its contents getting mixed into Mormon doctrine. By admitting it can't be true, the theology of the whole church will fall.
The whole mormon shooting match could be propelled to stardom and beyond if one or more of the Three Nephites would come forward to give testimony and to allow himself/themselves to be studied.
Imagine it starting at a 4th grade Career Day...in Lindon, UT.
I love those 3 Nephites. One of them visited me, riding his tapir. When I refused to go back to church, he and the tapir disappeared before my very eyes.
In February of 1973 one of the three disappeared from the backseat of the car of someone in my brothers ward after telling the driver to get their food storage by April 6th of that year or it would be too late.
A giant radiation collector on the sun aimed constantly at a single point in the galaxy, and then the optical devices necessary to transmit that radiation- possibly in a different form- toward the entire solar system in a spherical pattern.
certain hieroglyphs that were used as a special code to indicate paragraphs of information and each of those hieroglyphs is linked to texts that exactly match the "translations" that Joseph Smith assigned them. And a prefatory text expressly indicates that these codes were assigned to those hieroglyphs to protect sacred secrets from many generations of infidels until a day would come when a man named Joseph, like unto Joseph of Egypt, would interpret correctly the hieroglyphs and reveal the sacred secrets at the time and generation appointed for the revelation thereof.
The text would further explain that the secrets were to be integrated into funerary practices and passed down in that manner, so that the infidels would ignore them as being ordinary funerary texts and nothing more.
The mummy that was with the texts could come back to life and declare that Horny Joe was right about what the texts said. Bonus points if the mummy said he WAS Abraham and that boner in the picture was needed to become the father of millions.
Over a hundred years ago, Egpytologists from all over the world put name and reputation on the line and publicly denounced the book of Abraham as false. Their work published in major newspapers.
Didn't matter one iota to the church.
If something wholly proven as false is not a deterrent why even bother to try and prove it is true?