Marko Rodin's vortex-based mathematics part 8 of 44

[woweewooza]

love how the chimes go when he "gets" it.

[FragRaptor]

Nerdgasm at 3:14

[bgtubber]

Anyone noticed how the relation between the diameter of the circle to the center of that orange dot equals 1.6 ??

[answerswithquestions]

I can drop one important bomb just to show you that this stuff has been known before Mark's time. Have you noticed how this map of numbers looks very similar to the VW logo? You know who made VW right? Do you also know the numerology of what is said to be behind the VW logo or should I say the VVV logo?

[testinis]

@answerswithquestions Well I didn't know you're that deep into it, what I thought when you said, is that what he's teaching is false. And I do know that this numerology is as old as the universe is. However the part about luciferian? You mean the |\/| 4 5 0 /\/ S?

[moegreen2]

@answerswithquestions yhvh? The Light, he who makes order out of chaos?

[xtofury]

can't this be used to calculate pie more efficiently?

[answerswithquestions]

wat a charlatan, he has picked up a few principal fractal patterns and disguised them as his own discoveries, I wonder how many others are in on it outside of him and his assistant and how much the ppl he roped in paid for this seminar. total luciferian wannabe cult leader.

[testinis]

@answerswithquestions Please argument your statement.

[answerswithquestions]

@testinis I am bound to an oath of silence testinis but I can tell you that I have come across this infovia fraternal organizations and that they have been known for a few hundred years.

Do you not find it suspect that if he has invented this mathematical system, why in the world is he so reliant on the reading material and documents? He should easily be able to say the basics of the principals, but instead is often stumped, asks questions to the audience, or refers to documents when he's off.

[testinis]

@answerswithquestions I'm also keen in knowing, I'd love to hear what you know about this stuff, I hope there is way to bypass your oath.

[ParapaDrifter]

I wonder how this thought translates into binary, mainly because our base ten system is a bit arbitrary; being based on ten fingers.

[Oathblivion]

I have but one little issue with a statement in this segment. Didn't it get "personal to you" the second he brought up God? Sure, I believe, but I don't think going in reverse would make this any more personal than it was in part 2.

[timothyforvendetta]

at 4:00 when Rodin said he was wrong for say no. is when i realized i really liked this guy.

[dudemane666]

Isn't this just a closed loop cycle of n mod 9? Didn't gauss work on this without the weed?

[ActiveStorage]

@dudemane666 did he?

[dudemane666]

2^(-n)(mod(9))=2^n(mod(9))?

[dudemane666]

Hmmm...2^n (mod(9))

[USA741776]

Why does it work? I had the same question. I have seen this before, it's from the lost Pathagoreon School of Math which had been hidden by secret societies because that was their power back then. A sort of primitive union if you will

(Couldn't fit in one comment, c below)

[USA741776]

(Note the similarity in the Masonic Symbol). Anyway I sat down and figured this is shorthand for a wave of some sort. Pathagorous didn't work with the number "0" so I threw that term out. Marco (and Pathagorius) states that the numbers recycle with the number 9. I therefore drew a sine wave that started and ended with the number 9. This leaves 10 divisions and 9 segments of length 2pi/9

(c below)

[USA741776]

I assigned one to 0 and 1 to 2pi/9 and so on.

So the conversion is n=2n*pi/9. After about 20 min, it became clear

that this is a form of shorthand for phase addition in waves. Addition, subtraction, division and multiplication all work as advertised.

Give it a shot, but know this isn't magic but it does simplify it

so the mind can see the phase of the waves much easier.

Let me know what you find too.

[USA741776]

Excuse the typo, should read I assigned 9 to "0"

[GRNoam]

lmao, "geometry". this guy wouldn't know geometry if it bit him in the ass. look for a book called "geometric transformations" by Yaglom, a REAL mathematician. that shit should blow your mind if you've never encountered real mathematics, it's infinitely more elegant this this shite ... and it's undergraduate level math.

[shippley1]

of all the mathematical functions, why add the numbers?? If you add any numbers together, the sum is less than 10.. so I don't see that as special. when he started going Backwards, he seemingly randomly decided to half the numbers, why? what does halving the numbers have to do with going backwards thru time? Seems to be math of convenience. I have only watched the first 9 pieces of the 44 clips, maybe that will all be explained later. but judging on the first 9 clips.. i doubt it.

[SuperFinGuy]

He didn't randomly started to add the numbers, only when the numbers add each other and there is more than a single digit. In the positive direction logically the numbers multiply and on the negative direction they divide. The reverse of multiplication is division. Simple fractals math. He showed that the ratio is the same on either direction and on the same points. This guy geometrically cracked the asymptotic ration of nature and the rodin coil is a direct application of it.

[SuperFinGuy]

We can see this same phi based spiral pattern everywhere in nature, from the curvature of spacetime in general relativity to the curvature and ration of your ear. And he is also showing that this infinite (what he is calling eternity) series of fractions (geometrically a spiral) add up to unity or a finite number, and vice-versa ( like the inside or outside of the system as he puts it).

[Barbitone]

HDsharp;

"I dont get it, why does the numbers represent time? so what if they have the relationship between the points has pointed out .. how does that relate to time?"

"Time" is rotation around a central point. Apply decimal parity to your clock numbers.....

[abbesieyes]

Incorrect. There are two forms of time, and likely a third I have not fathomed yet.

And then there are your senses, which interpret only the average of times relative to a clock face you've been conditioned to regard as sacrosanct. At times, your perception tells you things that are diametrically opposed to what the clock face says.

The errant amongst us write it off as a fault in perception, rather than a fault with the conditioning.

[punishment007]

thats quite a bit of shoulder foliage ha ha ha

[imageanative999]

The old ones say everthing is on a turtles back

[jaiharman1]

@imageanative999 that came from ancient china and is a reference to the magic box numbers, there was supposed to be an image carved on the back of a turtle with this pattern that crawled out of the flood river revealing the answers to the correct irrigation system to them. these same figures can be found on ancient structures and in scriptures.

[GLaDOSrev2]

I wonder where is he heading as well... sounds intriguing but it glitches with me a bit because he seems to assume the decimal system as the base system of creation, but I wonder on what evidence is he basing it? what about notation systems with 4,12,16,20, or even 60 at its base? would this digit adding still work as he tries to show? would it still produce 1,2,4,5,7,8?

[Stefronaldo44]

Where the hell is this guy going with all of this? lol

[HDsharp]

I dont get it, why does the numbers represent time? so what if they have the relationship between the points has pointed out .. how does that relate to time?

[tobiaskelvin]

1024 bites makes 1 MB, guess computers work on the same principal.

[CliveSinclairZX]

@tobiaskelvin they do, ram doubled as well, 8 mb's to 16 to 32 to 64 to 128 to 256 to 512 etc;