Zombie Math in the Vortex

Paul Krugman has taken to calling certain kinds of economic ideas zombie economics, because no matter how many times they’re shown to be false, they just keep coming back from the dead. I certainly don’t have stature that compares in any way to Krugmant, but I’m still going to use his terminology for some bad math. There are some crackpot ideas that you just can’t kill.

For example, vortex math. I wrote about vortex math for the first time in 2012, again in early 2013, and again in late 2013. But like a zombie in a bad movie, it’s fans won’t let it stay dead. There must have been a discussion on some vortex-math fan forum recently, because over the last month, I’ve been getting comments on the old posts, and emails taking me to task for supposedly being unfair, closed-minded, ignorant, and generally a very nasty person.

Before I look at any of their criticisms, let’s start with a quick refresher. What is vortex math?

We’re going to create a pattern of single-digit numbers using multiples of 2. Take the number 1. Multiply it by 2, and you get 2. Multiple it by 2, and you get 4. Again, you get 8. Again, and you get 16. 16 is two digits, but we only want one-digit numbers, so we add them together, getting 7. Double, you get 14, so add the digits, and you get 5. Double, you get 10, add the digits, and you get 1. So you’ve got a repeating sequence: 1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5, …


Take the numbers 1 through 9, and put them at equal distances around the perimeter of a circle. Draw an arrow from a number to its single-digit double. You end up with something that looks kinda-sorta like the infinity symbol. You can also fit those numbers onto the surface of a torus.

That’s really all there is to vortex math. This guy named Marco Rodin discovered that there’s a repeating pattern, and if you draw it on a circle, it looks kinda-like the infinity symbol, and that there must be something incredibly profound and important about it. Launching from there, he came up with numerous claims about what that means. According to vortex math, there’s something deeply significant about that pattern:

  1. If you make metallic windings on a toroidal surface according to that pattern and use it as a generator, it will generate free energy.
  2. Take that same coil, and run a current through it, and you have a perfect, reactionless space drive (called “the flux thruster atom pulsar electrical ventury space time implosion field generator coil”).
  3. If you use those numbers as a pattern in a medical device, it will cure cancer, as well as every other disease.
  4. If you use that numerical pattern, you can devise better compression algorithms that can compress any string of bits.
  5. and so on…

Essentially, according to vortex math, that repeated pattern of numbers defines a “vortex”, which is the deepest structure in the universe, and it’s the key to understanding all of math, all of physics, all of metaphysics, all of medicine. It’s the fundamental pattern of everything, and by understanding it, you can do absolutely anything.

As a math geek, the problem with stuff like vortex math is that it’s difficult to refute mathematically, because even though Rodin calls it math, there’s really no math to it. There’s a pattern, and therefore magic! Beyond the observation that there’s a pattern, there’s nothing but claims of things that must be true because there’s a pattern, without any actual mathematical argument.

Let me show you an example, from one of Rodin’s followers, named Randy Powell.

I call my discovery the ABHA Torus. It is now the full completion of how to engineer Marko Rodin’s Vortex Based Mathematics. The ABHA Torus as I have discovered it is the true and perfect Torus and it has the ability to reveal in 3-D space any and all mathematical/geometric relationships possible allowing it to essentially accomplish any desired functional application in the world of technology. This is because the ABHA Torus provides us a mathematical framework where the true secrets of numbers (qualitative relationships based on angle and ratio) are revealed in fullness.

This is why I believe that the ABHA Torus as I have calculated is the most powerful mathematical tool in existence because it presents proof that numbers are not just flat imaginary things. To the contrary, numbers are stationary vector interstices that are real and exhibiting at all times spatial, temporal, and volumetric qualities. Being stationary means that they are fixed constants. In the ABHA Torus the numbers never move but the functions move through the numbers modeling vibration and the underlying fractal circuitry that natures uses to harness living energy.

The ABHA Torus as revealed by the Rodin/Powell solution displays a perfectly symmetrical spin array of numbers (revealing even prime number symmetry), a feat that has baffled countless scientists and mathematicians throughout the ages. It even uncovers the secret of bilateral symmetry as actually being the result of a diagonal motion along the surface and through the internal volume of the torus in an expanding and contracting polarized logarithmic spiral diamond grain reticulation pattern produced by the interplay of a previously unobserved Positive Polarity Energetic Emanation (so-called ‘dark’ or ‘zero-point’ energy) and a resulting Negative Polarity Back Draft Counter Space (gravity).

If experimentally proven correct such a model would for example replace the standard approach to toroidal coils used in energy production today by precisely defining all the proportional and angular relationships existent in a moving system and revealing not only the true pathway that all accelerated motion seeks (be it an electron around the nucleus of an atom or water flowing down a drain) but in addition revealing this heretofore unobserved, undefined point energetic source underlying all space-time, motion, and vibration.

Lots of impressive sounding words, strung together in profound sounding ways, but what does it mean? Sure, gravity is a “back draft” of an unobserved “positive polarity energetic emanatation”, and therefore we’ve unified dark energy and gravity, and unified all of the forces of our universe. That sounds terrific, except that it doesn’t mean anything! How can you test that? What evidence would be consistent with it? What evidence would be inconsistent with it? No one can answer those questions, because none of it means anything.

As I’ve said lots of times before: there’s a reason for the formal framework of mathematics. There’s a reason for the painful process of mathematical proof. There’s a reason why mathematicians and scientists have devised an elaborate language and notation for expressing mathematical ideas. And that reason is because it’s easy to string together words in profound sounding ways. It’s easy to string together reasoning in ways that look like they might be compelling if you took the time to understand them. But to do actual mathematics or actual science, you need to do more that string together something that sounds good. You need to put together something that is precise. The point of mathematical notation and mathematical reasoning is to take complex ideas and turn them into precisely defined, unambiguous structures that have the same meaning to everyone who looks at them.

“positive polarity energetic emanation” is a bunch of gobbledegook wordage that doesn’t mean anything to anyone. I can’t refute the claim that gravity is a back-draft negative polarity energetic reaction to dark energy. I can’t support that claim, either. I can’t do much of anything with it, because Randy Powell hasn’t said anything meaningful. It’s vague and undefined in ways that make it impossible to reason about in any way.

And that’s the way that things go throughout all of vortex math. There’s this cute pattern, and it must mean something! Therefore… endless streams of words, without any actual mathematical, physical, or scientific argument.

There’s so much wrong with vortex math, but it all comes down to the fact that it takes some arbitrary artifacts of human culture, and assigns them deep, profound meaning for no reason.

There’s this pattern in the doubling of numbers and reducing them to one digit. Why multiple by two? Because we like it, and it produces a pretty pattern. Why not use 3? Well, because in base-10, it won’t produce a good pattern: [1, 3, 9, 9, 9, 9, ….] But we can pick another number like 7: [1, 7, 5, 8, 2, 5, 8, 2, 5, ….], and get a perfectly good series: why is that series less compelling than [1, 4, 8, 7, 2, 5]?

There’s nothing magical about base-10. We can do the same thing in base-8: [1, 2, 4, 1, 2, 4…] How about base-12, which was used for a lot of stuff in Egypt? [1, 2, 4, 8, 5, 10, 9, 7, 3, 6, 1] – that gives us a longer pattern! What makes base-10 special? Why does the base-10 pattern mean something that other bases, or other numerical representations, don’t? The vortex math folks can’t answer that. (Note: I made an arithmetic error in the initial version of the base-12 sequence above. It was pointed out in comments by David Wallace. Thanks!)

If we plot the numbers on a circle, we get something that looks kind-of like an infinity symbol! What does that mean? Why should the infinity symbal (which was invented in the 17th century, and chosen because it looked sort of like a number, and sort-of like the last letter of the greek alphabet) have any intrinsic meaning to the universe?

It’s giving profound meaning to arbitrary things, for unsupported reasons.

So what’s in the recent flood of criticism from the vortex math guys?

Well, there’s a lot of “You’re mean, so you’re wrong.” And there’s a lot of “Why don’t you prove that they’re wrong instead of making fun of them?”. And last but not least, there’s a lot of “Yeah, well, the fibonacci series is just a pattern of numbers too, but it’s really important”.

On the first: Yeah, fine, I’m mean. But I get pretty pissed at seeing people get screwed over by charlatans. The vortex math guys use this stuff to take money from “investors” based on their claims about producing limitless free energy, UFO space drives, and cancer cures. This isn’t abstract: this kind of nonsense hurts people. They people who are pushing these scams deserve to be mocked, without mercy. They don’t deserve kindness or respect, and they’re not going to get it from me.

I’d love to be proved wrong on this. One of my daughter’s friends is currently dying of cancer. I’d give up nearly anything to be able to stop her, and other children like her, from dying an awful death. If the vortex math folks could do anything for this poor kid, I would gladly grovel and humiliate myself at their feet. I would dedicate the rest of my life to nothing but helping them in their work.

But the fact is, when they talk about the miraculous things vortex math can do? At best, they’re delusional; more likely, they’re just lying. There is no cure for cancer in [1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5, 1].

As for the Fibonacci series: well. It’s an interesting pattern. It does appear to show up in some interesting places in nature. But there are two really important differences.

  1. The Fibonacci series shows up in every numeric notation, in every number base, no matter how you do numbers.
  2. It does show up in nature. This is key: there’s more to it than just words and vague assertions. You can really find fragments of the Fibonacci series in nature. By doing a careful mathematical analysis, you can find the Fibonacci series in numerous places in mathematics, such as the solutions to a range of interesting dynamic optimization problems. When you find a way of observing the vortex math pattern in nature, or a way of producing actual numeric solutions for real problems, in a way that anyone can reproduce, I’ll happily give it another look.
  3. The Fibonacci series does appear in nature – but it’s also been used by numerous crackpots to make ridiculous assertions about how the world must work!

35 thoughts on “Zombie Math in the Vortex

  1. David Wallace

    Your base 12 sequence is wrong – it should be 1, 2, 4, 8, 5, 10, 9, 7, 3, 6, 1, which is even longer than the one you wrote (18 base 10 = 16 base 12, which leads to 7 when you add the digits).

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    1. willofgod

      You are right that they have gone too far on this discovery and use it in there own benefits when it’s really a half truth and half lie, the pattern is there ( Fibonacci series ) and are found in nature and that’s how they really use it to twist it into their own reality of things. It is clear that they stepped too far without addressing the issue or ignoring it which led to their down fall(such as the rodin coil with no proof whatsoever).

      Now for sum of my recent discoveries(part of this was discovered by someone else) based upon simple formulas try this:
      take the numbers 1 to 9 123456789 , then add the two numbers next to each other 1+2 you get three then 2+3 = 5 , 3+4 =7 ,4+5 =9 5+6=11 digit root = 2 and keep going. you get:
      123456789
      357924681
      837261594
      219876543
      318642975
      495162738
      .
      .
      . continue further until the sequence ends at row 18 and a pattern appears when arranged in a grid. pattern shown more clear:
      12 3 45 6 789
      3 57 9 24 6 81
      8 3 72 6 15 9 4
      21 9 87 6 54 3
      3 18 6 42 9 75
      4 9 51 6 27 3 8
      etc.. pattern shown 33966 diagonally
      there are more proofs to be uncovered but i’ll start with this for now. And i do not use this to claim this as has anything to do with healing or free energy(cause there’s no such thing). Its just simple equations with interesting patterns as far i go so far. ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED hehe 🙂

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      1. dhruba chakrabarty

        The squares and cubes also follow a pattern:

        Number Square Number Cube
        1 1 1 1
        2 4 2 8
        3 9 3 27=9
        4 16=7 4 64=10=1
        5 25=7 5 125=8
        6 36=9 6 216=9
        7 49=13=4 7 343=10=1
        8 64=10=1 8 512=8
        9 81=9 9 729=18=9
        10 100=1
        11 121=4
        12 144=9
        13 169=16=7
        14 196=16=7
        15 225=9 AND SO ON…………………
        16 256=13=4
        17 289=19=10=1
        18 324=9

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    2. Joep

      Hey! Have you heard of BioGeometry? It’s a revolutionary science developed by Dr. Ibrahim Karim. It definetely has to do with this vortex math, since numbers hold qualitative information. Look into it and let’s change the world together!!!

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    1. Taylor

      Hi mark I read your article very carefully and I thought it was a very realistic and well founded skeptical criticism and questioning of the validity of vortex math.
      Im very interested to have a discussion about vortex math if you are receptive to that
      And if what your saying is true about what the mainstream understanding and explanation of vortex math and what’s known about it so far I would have to agree that there is no proof that it is meaning full that being said I think I might have discovered the proof myself

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      1. Alfonzo Mata

        You’re right it is all crackpot science. So while we wait on someone else to save us with their own hard work. Maybe we should work on the crisis at hand a little more in ourselves and within our local communities. Just because we can do something doesn’t mean we should. You’re clearly not aware of the diminishing moral dimension because you’re expecting someone to make a sacrifice for a pessimistic society or just you’re friend. If it’s all conspiracy then why is our planet going to waste and the authorities are becoming creepier by the day. All of the time,money, and relentless effort for what? To make robots solve our problems? We gotta just stop being ignorant to our potential and equity of our existence. Forget biased opinions of the mainstream. Why is it so important to keep lying to the human race in general? We have way more on our plate than just mathematical equations bud.

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  2. Jamie Moffat

    Well, I for one have to be thankful for the vortex mathematicians, for if not for them I would not be here!

    Really pleased to have stumbled across your site; have poked through a few articles and enjoyed your perspective. Cheers!

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  3. Marko

    Hi Mark, I have enjoyed your blog many years. I seldom have much to comment to your technical posts, but I reacted on your daughters friends cancer and felt that I may possess some info that might at least increase the odds of you being able to help them stop from dying an awful death. Have a look at the below 30 min video on treating cancer metabolically. All the best. https://youtu.be/9WFxjO3OHy0

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    1. markcc Post author

      That kid is under the care of people who specialize in her particular cancer. I’m not going to go to her parents and tell them to go look at this video on the internet, because the guy who posted it to youtube knows more than the best cancer specialist in North America.

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  4. David Andresen

    I am surprised that you claim to know a great deal. I have found that I know very little but in my 70+ years on this earth I have discovered that I can do anything I focus my mind on and all human beings can too. Are you familiar with gematria?

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  5. David Andresen

    By the way your mention of fools in your blog heading is not for you to decide. All is information and becomes knowledge when one verifies it to be true. Hard work.

    “There are only two ways to be fooled, to believe what is not true and to refuse to believe what is true.” ~Søren Kierkegaard

    To strengthen ones intelligence suspend your belief in what you believe to be true. Live a little in uncertainty. Belief can be true but not necessarily.

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  6. James Clennett

    I agree with the blog and pretty much the comments here also. It is important to apply critical thinking, aka cynicism, aka objective reasoning on such things, because it is all too easy to obtain a delusional perception when going with want/desire.

    That said, the sword has two sides, and one can deny themselves opportunity of discovery if closed minded with convention.

    I tend to lean towards this being a mathematical parlour trick, with some interesting qualities, which, if you strip away the spiritual energy emanation mysticism, could well lead to some useful, demonstrable discoveries. But, alas it seems, we are not there with this one yet.

    To add something that actually has a bit more substance, i don’t understand why this concept is always associated with some religious hocus pocus. By the way, I am not anti-religion, far from it. My personal opinion is very much in favour of there being more behind our reality than we perceive. However, in this case, i do not understand why the people teaching this can be so detailed about the pattern, explaining it so that the average child would understand, but then make loose statements tying parts of it to mystical elements, without one iota of satisfactory explanation, and expect the same level of continued credibility.

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  7. Earthzap

    Hi marko,
    We call reality what happens in the realms of what we know is possible. The truth is that we know very little, so we don’t even know reality.

    What we learn widens our perspective of the known, bringing us one step closer to reality.

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  8. Sam

    You say “But we can pick another number like 7: [1, 7, 5, 8, 2, 5, 8, 2, 5, ….], ”

    Take 1, Multiple1 by 7 = 7
    7 * 7 = 49 = 4
    4 * 7 = 10 = 1

    so sequence is (1, 7, 4).

    Are you confused or am I?

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  9. Stuart

    Hi mate,

    Just a quick pointer into something that may interest you. Now, not for a second do I think all that free energy, thrust flux bollocks has any empirical evidence whatsoever. However, there is a strange underlying correlation to Vortex Math and the Fibonacci sequence that, from my perspective, I haven’t yet been able to poke holes in. Have a look if you have time and please let me know what you think. Please disregard the fact it’s a comment on Graham Hancock’s website, the guy commenting has taken the time to put this pattern together and I’m no mathematician but to me it looks like it fits. There’s no meaning to it apart from yet another pattern, but it seems to fit in with a pattern we do see in nature – the Fibonacci sequence – http://grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?1,336811,336811

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    1. Ribozyme

      So as far as I see, that guy sums the digits of the Fibonacci numbers. Do you know how you can test divisibility by 9 by checking if the digit sum is divisible by 9 (“casting out 9s”)? Similarly, that pattern is just the Fibonacci numbers modulo 9. The period of 24 is called Pisano period https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pisano_period.
      When you start with 3, you get 3*1, 3*1, 3*2, 3*3, 3*5, 3*8, … so you get three times the Fibonacci sequence. Because 9 is a multiple of 3, the period reduces from 24 to 8.
      All of the patterns in that comment follow from this “Fibonacci modulo 9” and taking the multiples (2*sequence, 3*sequence, …, until 9*sequence is magically always divisible by 9).
      About the curvy pattern at the end… what does he do there? And why do the 216 numbers fit in when there are clearly more and smaller holes visible?

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  10. Hyde

    I ran into this topic because of my research on Tesla’s work that touches on Vortex, I was first excited but seems that’s nothing ex-ordinary after further reading from various source.

    The Vortex numbers are added up following a pattern in the first place, obviously there will be a pattern in the result and just a matter of how soon they will appear.

    I dont seem to see anything miracle about Vortex, perhaps I am not a Maths expert.

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  11. Stiggy

    I’m not an apologist for vortex math… I simply ask you why we still use teslas inventions to this day. Why the last true genuine groundbreaking accelerations in science happened in his time?

    Tesla was the biggest proponent of vortex math.

    Also sorry to hear about your friends kid. Cancer is big business…. and any effective treatments to “cure” it will never be allowed to hit the market. The money for pharmacies and hospitals is in treatment…not cures.

    In your infinite mathematical wisdom you can do the equation… what makes you more money? A one time purchase for 100000 dollars… or 12 drug purchases a year for 3000 dollars…+ annual follow ups+ invasive surgeries etc.

    There is no money in cures… and companies dont really want to find them. Sorry your friends poor kid has to pay the price.

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    1. Ribozyme

      Disregarding that Vortex Math has been invented by Marko Rodin, who was born after Tesla was dead:

      The groundbreaking accelerations in science that happened in Tesla’s lifetime were the GTR and quantum physics. Neither of those was made by Tesla and neither of those was made by a Vortex Math proponent.

      Even if they had, this would be an association fallacy. It’s like saying “Einstein was a jew and started revolutionary physics, so Judaism is correct.” (That’s also a special case of “correlation equals causation”.)

      What you write about cancer is simply wishful thinking. Note that hospitals do very well allow surgical removal of small tumors (which is a form of cure) in cases where it’s viable. Vaccines, another kind of cure (in many cases even prevention) are also still very much in use.
      So… no, cures definitely are “allowed to hit the market”.

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      1. pavosage

        Ribozyme:
        You’re clearly educated. So, with all due respect, I’ll suggest that vaccines are prophylactic in nature. Calling that modality a “cure” is intellectually disengenuous. Thinking highly of USA medical/health systems, is not really debatable. But I will invite you to give a cursory look at infant mortality rates, or any other major health metric to see how well the beloved’s medical/health system competes with the rest of the “developed” world. Finally, I’ll invite you to obtain, renew or use your passport and visit the 5 “happiest” countries with most centenarians per capita. Look at their education and health systems. And have a fabulous trip!!!

        Unlike most, I”m open new and untested ideas. When I heard kids at school say Santa Claus wasn’t real; I didn’t go ask my parents (they had already said I’d be punished [no presents], if I didn’t believe). Instead I investigated it independently. Eventually, after 30 years of subscribing to “Jesus being a Christ” and the one and only hybrid god, I was able to investigate deity history. When everyone told me 2 planes striking two World Trade Center structures caused 3 buildings to fall due to “catastrophic structural compromise” I became an engineer. Upon hearing about the flat earth hypothesis; I bought a telescope. People telling stories or showing photographs of Sasquatch all over the world caused me to search for skeletal and/or fossil records.

        Beliefs cause feelings of connectedness in the human animal. And the person you objected to may have simplified the premise. But the facts seem to support the statement. Medical cures are not profitable in the ways medical therapies and treatments are. Understanding orphan drugs development and subsidies will be helpful. Then, watch TV after 7 pm and note the ratio of advertised cure vs. treatment/therapy.

        Finally, I’ll remind you that 1 is the loneliest digit that you will never know, because your beliefs are more important than facts. The scientific world has known humans do not have “free will” since before the 1990’s, but the public has never been presented with the evidence. Use a reference librarian at a university and they will help you. Alternatively, you could learn to use an academic search engine/browser.

        Sincerely,

        Φ

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        1. Ribozyme

          Very well, I accept your point that vaccines aren’t cures in the usual sense of the word. (Though I think my original point still stands)
          Why you’re bringing the US health care system into this, I don’t know.

          I will also note that most medical advertisements I see are treatments for symptoms of old age and the common cold. Neither of those are curable.

          Finally, I won’t comment on your second and fourth paragraph, because I have no idea why you’re bringing any of this up.

          Have a fine day

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  12. Reality Ranger

    Calling this pattern a branch of mathematical study, a “math” is a rookie mistake. The adherents reveal their ignorance of maths and of science when they do it. Any of us who do it give their idea strength and legitimacy whenever we say it.

    Perhaps it would be worth sometimes time to explain why we should refer to it as the vortex sequence or even, x as we do with other such, Rodin’s Sequence.

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  13. Richard Farrer

    Someone found the multiplicative group generated by 2 in mod 9 arithmetic and found it this exciting! They should take a course in group theory and prepare to have their mind blown.

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  14. Bruce Tordoff

    Whilst your analysis of this Vortex maths theory makes some valid points. The problem here as seen by some of the other commentors all engaging in a mutual back patting in celebration of ‘outing’ an alleged fraud. Is that this exact kind of attitude is the problem, yes skepticism is a necessary trait, however it is always aimed towards new thinking, alternative thinking, new ideas, new theories. But in fact Skepticism should be aimed back at ‘conventional thinking. In terms of why, exactly that convention has been established and maintained. You cite this example, as typical of fraudulent claims that are attempting to extort money. When what is actually ironic, is your inability to grasp the fact that Billions of Dollars, Pounds, Euros etc. Are being extorted out of the entire world by companies deeply invested in fossil fuels, whereas EVERY type of free energy device has been seized, bought out, covered up and suppressed, by those that have a vested interest in it not becoming available publicly, That is a very provable FACT. If these technologies are just Quackery, Hokus Pokus and pseudo science why are the Petro Chemical giants and the government acencies that mutually benefit from them, so scared of these ‘alternative’ technologies? Your quest for Empirical evidence in a scientific field such as Mathematics is of course admirable, as it is necessary, however your naivety and ignorance as to how the world actually operates, both within your experience and beyond your scope of perception is not admirable. Science is not the zenith of understanding everything, wisdom, and humility and empathy all play an integral part.
    Calculate that.

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    1. Adam Nixon

      Ignorance on parade. It hasn’t occured to you that re reason we’re so dismissive of this basic fiddling about with numbers, digits really, is that we DO know what you know, and MORE. There are reasons why we say “If it doesn’t work in all bases, it’s not math.”. As for your claims of invention supression, how did they happen to miss the low-powered white light spectrum LED? If I go look at the articles at physorg right now I’m virtually guaranteed to find one solid breakthrough in the energy sector. So how do you paradoxically come by this knowledge which is by definition, not known? Nobody is scared of these “alternative” technologies, you are free to waste as much time and effort on them as you wish.

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  15. Nitram

    I think there is a mistake here when you say
    “…But we can pick another number like 7: [1, 7, 5, 8, 2, 5, 8, 2, 5, ….], and get a perfectly good series:…”

    In multiplying by 7 the sequence outcome is the triangle number group 1, 7, 4 {repetitive}

    Praise be.

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  16. Libra Bond

    Hi
    There is a mistake in the article related to pattern 7:

    You said:
    “But we can pick another number like 7: [1, 7, 5, 8, 2, 5, 8, 2, 5, ….]”

    while the correct pattern is 1,7,(((4))) not 5, 1, so the repeating will be for 1,7,4,1,7,4…etc
    174

    The other pattern which will give same results as pattern 2 but as reflex (opposition) is Pattern 5
    which will give 1,5,7,8,4,2,1…etc

    Ismail Alsaadawi
    from Egypt

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  17. Stino

    The reason you multiply by two and not any other number is because they follow the basic multiplier of nature which is 2. All cells follow this principle.

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    1. Adam Nixon

      No, but this bad joke was only worth a giggle when it was fresh. Now it’s just tedious.

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  18. Saira

    Hi.
    I have a strong interest in how this subject relates to Chaldean Numerology, a 9-based system, which I’ve been looking at since 2005.
    The relationship between the numbers of Chaldean Numerology are related to the 9 planets of our solar system, 1-4 Sun/Uranus, 2-7 Moon/Neptune, 3-6-9 Jupiter/Venus/Mars…5 representing Mercury, related to the 1 by it’s close proximity to the Sun…& 5×2=10/1
    The numbers 4 (4,13,22,31,40) & 8 (8,17,26,44) are called the numbers of fate & over the last 15 years I’ve seen this borne out in events & in the lives of people over & over again.
    I’ve also witnessed the changes that take place when the numbers of a name are adjusted to harmonize with the person’s birth number…& in relation to discovering a tool for saving people, I feel it is worth the inquiry
    & the probability of being ridiculed.
    Thank you
    Saira

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