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This book seeks to answer the central question- What Makes life meaningful? "We make life meaningful when we have an intellectual map connecting our sustainability with everyone." The trading factor is the innate ability in every individual that gives them the intention to discover, cultivate and develop the requirements to make life beautiful. The book offers an integrated framework for mathematics and illuminates the metaphysics of mathematics, and how different forms of mathematics fit together. What is Trading Factor investigates the origins of mathematics and its correlation with the physical events, their biological effects, and chemical reactions on the diverse organic forms and inorganic shapes with the following thesis. Mathematics is the representation of reality as one. Since reality is not one, the mathematical one is not the real one. Imaginary one makes mathematical one whole. Two ones order the universe with simplicity. Since one intends the two Ones to be the whole one, the mathematical one shapes an illusion of a positive one, and the imaginary one makes us imagine a negative one when squared. They make the sum of two squares zero. Since the square root of zero is zero, zero is also a square. To visualize zero as a square, one takes zero as a variable varying with the order created with constant two, comprising two ones. Zero is the pie one consumes whole for producing two pies by reproducing the constant two. Variable zero is root zero. When one consumes the root and produces the growing stem, the growing stem comprises ingrowing root and outgrowing root forming a circle. Since ingrowing and outgrowing roots represent a square, one divides them with the square's reality to make two pies. Reality includes four Ones (mathematical, imaginary, real, whole), two twos (constant two and variable two), and one zero. By dividing two Twos with reality (seven), one makes two Pies into two-quarters of the circle, forming a pi (22/7); each pie is a quarter (square of half forming the real one). It becomes half when squared. It becomes whole when circled.
The full circle comprises the four ones, of which only one is the real one, and the other three are illusionary ones formed by reproducing one zero. It is an ellipse of one thousand circled and divided by seven twos. Seven twos include constant two and six variable twos, since each of the four ones and one zero are also variable two, covarying with the constant two. Thus, 2π is 1,000/72; it forms four quarters of a full circle, representing a whole one. The full circle comprises four whole ones since the reality (seven) includes four ones. Thus, full circle = 8π = 4, within squared seven = 53.
A π comprises a real one, an imaginary one, and a mathematical oneness between the real one and the imaginary one that perpetuates the light of the whole one within two quarters. Thus, π = wholesomewhole three. Since π is the reproductive lightforce of the full circle, it represents the Newtonian Gravitational Constant (G') comprising three ones reproducing two ones with a pi that is also a one. Thus, G' = 6π = 3. Since the squared imaginary one is the tensor generating stress in real one's energy, Stress-Energy Tensor = Tuv = -1. Thus, C = 8 π G Tuv = 4 * 3 * -1 = -12. Letter "C" is the initial spatial state. Since each one is a finite point in space, it generates an illusion of curving space with time curved while imagining one that supernaturally forms π out-of-sync with Mother Nature. So, Einstein tensor of space curvature Gμν = 1. 1 = -12, only if m = 0 and there is no energy curving time. Therefore, e = m c2 = 0. It is the "eventual spatial state" after discharging the "quantum photon" from the "consequential entity state" of twelve to compensate for "C" before squaring it to continue the biological cycle within an "I" = 12.
The full circle comprises the four ones, of which only one is the real one, and the other three are illusionary ones formed by reproducing one zero. It is an ellipse of one thousand circled and divided by seven twos. Seven twos include constant two and six variable twos, since each of the four ones and one zero are also variable two, covarying with the constant two. Thus, 2π is 1,000/72; it forms four quarters of a full circle, representing a whole one. The full circle comprises four whole ones since the reality (seven) includes four ones. Thus, full circle = 8π = 4, within squared seven = 53.
A π comprises a real one, an imaginary one, and a mathematical oneness between the real one and the imaginary one that perpetuates the light of the whole one within two quarters. Thus, π = wholesomewhole three. Since π is the reproductive lightforce of the full circle, it represents the Newtonian Gravitational Constant (G') comprising three ones reproducing two ones with a pi that is also a one. Thus, G' = 6π = 3. Since the squared imaginary one is the tensor generating stress in real one's energy, Stress-Energy Tensor = Tuv = -1. Thus, C = 8 π G Tuv = 4 * 3 * -1 = -12. Letter "C" is the initial spatial state. Since each one is a finite point in space, it generates an illusion of curving space with time curved while imagining one that supernaturally forms π out-of-sync with Mother Nature. So, Einstein tensor of space curvature Gμν = 1. 1 = -12, only if m = 0 and there is no energy curving time. Therefore, e = m c2 = 0. It is the "eventual spatial state" after discharging the "quantum photon" from the "consequential entity state" of twelve to compensate for "C" before squaring it to continue the biological cycle within an "I" = 12.
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Contenu
- Nombre de pages :
- 424
- Langue:
- Anglais
Caractéristiques
- EAN:
- 9798787900156
- Date de parution :
- 20-12-21
- Format:
- Livre broché
- Format numérique:
- Trade paperback (VS)
- Dimensions :
- 152 mm x 229 mm
- Poids :
- 562 g
