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Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by BBalazs
Here's what I think.
You have nothing to say.
And you say nothing with much attention to bringing attention to yourself.
Basically you're full of yourself.
So, just keep posting and entertaining yourself. That's fine. I'm sure there's some purpose in that.
Originally posted by Americanist
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
In a base 9 number system, 9 (base 10) would be written as "10" (base 9), and 18 isn't equal to 1+8 (or 9) in either base 9 or base 10.
Originally posted by Americanist
...it's a base 9 number system. Using the example you cited... 18 is (1 + 8) = 9.edit on 15-1-2011 by Arbitrageur because: clarification
The term is called reduction. 10 = 1... This reduction is casting out the singularity event. The base 9 number system is in essence a programming language. Call it what you will... This is the reason you have energy ending up as spun density (mass).edit on 15-1-2011 by Americanist because: (no reason given)
The number 9 is the node and represents Spirit.
The zero is always in the center in the form of the vortex hole.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
I'm looking at the printout referenced in the OP . . .
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by BBalazs
Here's what I think.
You have nothing to say.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by buddhasystem
Oh, really?
Yes, BS, we hear yo.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by buddhasystem
How come you never have constructive things to post?
Do you know what parity is in general? Do you know what decimal parity is? Did Rodin mention decimal parity? If not why are you wondering if that's what he meant?
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Regarding Rodin and pi, I ‘m wondering whether he’s referring to decimal parity:
Originally posted by Mary Rose
"Russell P Blake Endoresements and Papers"
Reading this document I see that Blake uses the term "decimal parity." He says the decimal parity digit of 2048 is 5.
So, if you substitute an equal sign for the word "is," then 2048 = 5.
Of course the digits involved are infinite, so I don’t know how the digits to add would be ascertained.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by buddhasystem
How come you never have constructive things to post?
How come you keep comin back even though this is such a stupid thread according to you?
Methinks thou dost protest too much. Try coming down from your high horse some time and posting something insightful of your own.
When I built this computer, I had to decide whether to install parity memory modules, or non-parity memory modules. I had to try to determine what the significance, if any, was. Here's another Wiki link related to that topic:
Originally posted by buddhasystem
This in no way establishes any kind of equivalence. The parity bit in many storage systems that employ it does not carry any special significance. I'm not holding my breath that Mary would understand any of that stuff, but then again, what does she?
In the case of the home PC where data integrity is often perceived to be of little importance—certainly true for, say games and web browsing, less so for Internet banking and home finances—non-parity memory is an affordable option. However, if data integrity is required, parity memory will halt the computer and prevent the corrupt data from affecting results or stored data, although losing intermediate unstored data and preventing use until any faulty RAM is replaced. For the expense of some computational overhead, of negligible impact with modern fast computers, detected errors can be corrected—this is increasingly important on networked machines serving many users.
In this example we could say the parity digit of 03600029145 is 2, though in this case it's called a "check digit" in UPC terminology.
In the UPC-A system, the check digit is calculated as follows:
Add the digits in the odd-numbered positions (first, third, fifth, etc.) together and multiply by three.
Add the digits in the even-numbered positions (second, fourth, sixth, etc.) to the result.
Find the result modulo 10 (i.e. the remainder when divided by 10.. 10 goes into 58 5 times with 8 leftover).
If the result is not zero, subtract the result from ten.
For example, a UPC-A barcode (in this case, a UPC for a box of tissues) "03600029145X" where X is the check digit, X can be calculated by
adding the odd-numbered digits (0 + 6 + 0 + 2 + 1 + 5 = 14),
multiplying by three (14 × 3 = 42),
adding the even-numbered digits (42 + (3 + 0 + 0 + 9 + 4) = 58),
calculating modulo ten (58 mod 10 = 8),
subtracting from ten (10 − 8 = 2).
The check digit is thus 2.
Originally posted by squandered
It's one thing to say that you object to a theory on scientific grounds and it's another to make vilifying statements 24/7
You have to wonder why someone would sport scientific credentials, yet waste their time on a pseudo scientific thread that apparently has nothing about it worth thinking about.
reply to post by buddhasystem
As I said many times in this thread, there is no theoretical foundation for any kind of "vortex" being formed in the middle of that kids' toy wrapped in copper. Of course Rodin says that the vortex exists because it's that freaking "fingerprint of God", but can you really, really call that a theory?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
reply to post by squandered
Thanks. Sorry if I overdid my post.