Marko Rodin's vortex-based mathematics part 8 of 44
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love how the chimes go when he "gets" it.
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Nerdgasm at 3:14
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Anyone noticed how the relation between the diameter of the circle to the center of that orange dot equals 1.6 ??
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@answerswithquestions yhvh? The Light, he who makes order out of chaos?
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@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.
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@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?
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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?
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@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.
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@answerswithquestions Please argument your statement.
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can't this be used to calculate pie more efficiently?
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 2 years ago 3
1024 bites makes 1 MB, guess computers work on the same principal.
tobiaskelvin 3 years ago 3