"Vortex Based Mathematics by Marko Rodin"

From the source above:

The first phase of the Rodin Solution Project encompasses:
1) Capitalizing Rodin Aerodynamics Film Studio, LLP to develop a feature length
dramatic film, as and to produce a documentary film with an accompanying
book, an animated multi-media curriculum, and a video game. $6 million
2) Assembling teams of researchers, scientists and engineers to collaborate with
Rodin to research and test evolutionary and revolutionary applications of
the Rodin Solution and to facilitate Rodin’s personal research in areas such as
genetics, vertical-lift vehicles and flux-generator coils; $3 million
3) Establishing a state of the art digital teleconferencing and teaching facility to
convene teleconference seminars and teach symposiums to train researchers,
scientists, engineers, etc., providing them with new mathematical tools to make
discoveries and breakthroughs in their own work; $3 million
The second phase of the Rodin Solution Project encompasses:
1) Producing a dramatic feature-length film; $30 million
2) Producing functioning prototypes and bringing them to market; $9 million

As we can see, the central part of Rodin's financial plan is spending $36M to produce two "dramatic" movies. This is far above what he's planning to spend on the technology itself. Maybe Rodin and the late Kim Chen Ir were related, since both seem to be cinema buffs!

Originally posted by buddhasystem
No, there is a separate IDIOTIC PIECE where Rodin specifically says that

since all existing branches of mathematics self-destruct before emerging on the other side of the toroid

All you've done is posted a second link to the same quote.

Originally posted by buddhasystem
He's not saying whether political science or chemistry will undergo a similar process.

Huh?

Never mind explaining what you mean. It doesn't matter.

Originally posted by Mary Rose
Never mind explaining what you mean

I do hope that you got the part where Rodin wants to spend $36M to create two dramatic movies (his term). This is actually not a shabby budget! Too bad he didn't detail his planned technology spending. He wants a $3M conference call center, but nothing concrete on R&D. Why would it be the case?

Originally posted by Mary Rose
I found this page on Randy Powell's website: "The Rodin/Powell Solution: A New Approach to Vortex Based Mathematics by Randy Powell - Sunday, September 26, 2010"

Originally posted by Mary Rose
Randy Powell has a series of videos explaining Vortex Math: in 16 parts, "Randy Powell - Intro to Vortex Math," and in 5 parts, "Randy Powell - Advanced Vortex Math."

In Powell’s advanced vortex math series, he walks us through his way of mapping out the coil, avoiding a star shape, which he says is wrong because you’re cutting across the doubling circuits.

Here is a screenshot from part 4, where he is tracking the positive and negative number sequences for the color-coded interlaced doubling circuits according to the three family number groups:

Regarding the number nine, I'm struck by this passage from a book I'm reading now, The Venus Blueprint: Uncovering the Ancient Science of Sacred Spaces, by Richard Merrick, copyright 2012, published by Evolver Editions, pages 15 and 16:

. . .Nine has historically symbolized a state of supreme bliss and harmonic centeredness.

More significantly, while researching the physics of music perception years earlier, I had discovered that number nine is also important in the physics of harmonics. What I found was the ninth wave partial actually intersects or interferes with the prime resonant frequency in a vibrating container to create a central axis of resonance for harmonic formation.

By analyzing patterns of harmonic interference, I discovered that a frequency exactly nine times faster than its prime resonant frequency would naturally coincide with every point of maximum resonance and damping, whether in a vibrating string or some other vibrating medium. All other harmonic waves would then balance symmetrically around this ninth wave partial axis, sharing energy in their harmonic orbits much like the planets of our solar system share their gravitational field around the Sun. For this reason, I decided to name both the ninth wave partial and its corresponding ninth scale step the Harmonic Center.

reply to post by Mary Rose


Looks like gobbledy gook to me.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Of course!



Maybe someone else has a contribution to make to the thread. Hope springs eternal.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


I agree with you.

And oh by the way, great signature. Right on.

reply to post by buddhasystem


You are welcome.

Having had a look at it some more, however, I think goobldygook is not the right term - gobbledygook can have meaning - even if it is hidden away.

This is actually gibberish.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Oh, but you're splitting hairs! How boring of you. Can't you think of something more clever to say? I'm disappointed in you.

reply to post by Mary Rose


Je suis desole.

Why don't you translate it for us, since you thought it important enough to include so presumably understand it?

I predict you will not do so however, because I do not think you have any idea what it means either.

So which of us has done the greater service - you, for posting gibberish, or me, for pointing it out?

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


I was wondering myself what the "ninth wave partial" is. From what I've gathered about music theory there is the fundamental frequency 1f of a vibrating string plus harmonics which are component partials consisting of integer multiples 2f, 3f, etc.

What struck me about what Merrick said is the reference to "a central axis of resonance." That made me think of Rodin's Z axis.

reply to post by Mary Rose


Understanding "partials" is not my problem - I studied frequencies in engineering school.

Originally posted by Mary Rose
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What struck me about what Merrick said is the reference to "a central axis of resonance." That made me think of Rodin's Z axis.

What brilliant logic... Axis here, axis there... They have to be connected!

reply to post by buddhasystem


You have the imagination of a brick.

reply to post by Mary Rose


Is that a toroidal or square brick?

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Good for you! I'm proud of you.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Good one!!

reply to post by Mary Rose


OK - glad we have established that. So what does the section you quoted actually mean?