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36grit
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Anything divided by itself equals one, except zero and Pi.

But Pi requires a time of division differential. To divide it is to find the velocity of two infinite fields. It is to say that Pi at time axis 1, divided by Pi at time axis two, equals the current time.

It is what is relative between the time dilatations, that exist as particles within the infinite fields of electro-magnetic positive and negative.

 

Just a thought.

 

And so it shall remain.

 

Anything divided by itself equals one, except zero and Pi.

But Pi requires a time of division differential. To divide it is to find the velocity of two infinite fields. It is to say that Pi at time axis 1, divided by Pi at time axis two, equals the current time.

It is what is relative between the time dilatations, that exist as particles within the infinite fields of electro-magnetic positive and negative.

 

Just a thought.

 

 

 

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Moderator Note

 

I think as the opening statement is false and the rest of the post is word salad that this thread will be locked.

 

This is a philosophy sub-forum - not a "make stuff up as you go along" sub-forum

 

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