posted on Sep, 13 2015 @ 06:48 AM
i was playing around with various shape & volume calculations when i found this:
annulus calculation 1:
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annulus calculation 2:
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if you want to recalculate:
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both annuli with comments:
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the image shows 2 annulus calculations, and, at bottom, 3 gregorian calendar dates (in 2 versions each).
"numerical names" and the postal code / phone combination should be regarded as proof that the "corresponding" series in the chart which look as
if they display calendar dates, really are a display of calendar dates.
how is that coincidence possible (the consistency of the encircled series in the chart with the data next to it)?
how can geometry calculations display dates in a format that was first introduced in 1582?
i tried "reproducing" these "effects" with different calculuses:
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i take it that per "modern science" this cannot actually work. i intend this thread to discuss how mathematical ontologies would have to look like
to include the idea that mathematical analysis can in fact produce utilizable information about future (and past) events.