07-13-2024, 05:20 AM
(07-11-2024, 12:54 PM)Nerb Wrote: Sidenote...
Ever wonder why we are globally taught to count from "1" from the earliest of ages?
1 - 10 = Ten numbers, all definative and specific and anything else is a different number. The same principle applies regardless of how high we count.
What happens if we start at "0"?
0 - 10 = Ten SPACES, and because there is no limit to metaphorical space, we have an infinite amount of possibilities.
Explained as the difference between "Analogue" and "Digital" perhaps.
One is a single wave and a singularity like the groove of a record or a natural sound wave, the other is a Particle and disconnected like the dots and lines of a CD disk containing only specific parts of a sound wave.
Time and Space is Everything.
Tesla understood so much, bless the cheeky little chap. Immortal, and he knew it.
I'm not sure I understand 'some of this'. We use numbers to represent units of things. They can be objects or measurements, and "1" is the initial and most relatable object count or measurement. Counting from zero to one is like going from nothing to something - like the Big Bang.
There are infinities that exist between numbers(Zenos' Paradox) where in an abstract sense there can exist a virtually infinite amount of subdivisions: approaching zero, the micro of the macro, or zooming the Mandelbrot Set, and of course this works both ways - virtual spatial infinity - an expanding universe(the macrocosm). This appears figuratively as a golden ratio of the spiral. One arm approaches the center(zero), while the other approaches infinity; neither ever actually arriving at an extreme subjectively speaking.
I remember when digital SD first came out it felt like it wasn't real. Analog felt more 'real' whereas digital felt more like a reproduction; an artistic rendition, although it did improve much with time.
Tesla thought that 3, 6, and 9 were very important numbers. If you multiply any other number of creation by 3, 6, or 9 and add the resulting numbers(where applicable)referred as theosophic addition, the results are always 3, 6, or 9: 3x1=3, 3x2=6, 3x4=12(1+2=3), 3x5=15(1+5=6)...; 6x1=6, 6x2=12(1+2=3), 6x3=18(1+8=9)...; 9x1=9, 9x2=18(1+8=9), 9x3=27(2+7=9)...
Transposition and the Number 9
Here's another one: take the difference of any number and its transposition; the result will be evenly divisible by nine. 10, 01, 10-1=9(9/9=1); 11, 11, 11-11=0(0/9=0); 12, 21, 21-12=9(9/9=1); 13, 31, 31-13=18(18/9=2); 14, 41, 41-14=27(27/9=3); 15, 51, 51-15=36(36/9=4)...; solution set: 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4...
Now try with three digits: 100, 001, 100-1=99(99/9=11); 101,110, 110-101=9(9/9=1); 102, 201, 201-102=99(99/9=11)...
Four digits: 1234, 4321, 4321-1234=3087(3087/9=343)...
Five digits...
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The Sun and the Moon : 6 : 9
From the Tree of Life: when the number 6(the Sun) is inverted it becomes 9(the Moon) which runs parallel with the day being inverted to become the night or vice versa.
