1 + 7 = “8”. 2 + 4 = “6”. 7 + 6 = “13”. 8 + 5 = “13”.
That is 8644
13 x 13 = 169
169 x 51.15 = “8644”
Number magic for you. See the 51.15? The numbers are mirroring.
Watch this. I can take the number that supported 169 which brought us to 8644 and subtract it with the number we used as a host to get to 8644, which gives us 169 - 66 = “103”. What were the two numbers we saw at the beginning? “13”.
“103” is a “3” in 3-dimension instead of 2-dimension.
I didn’t find anything about that neat.
See those numbers? “8644”.
They are directly interlinked to everything involved with cancer.
If you go to that thread, you’ll see that my friend found “838”. I found “858”, “868” and “898”.
8644 is “868”.
I don’t care about numbers you found. I’ve seen how you ‘find’ numbers, and I’ve seen what you do with them once found. It’s all pretty meaningless as far as I can tell. You ‘find’ numbers by taking some numbers and playing around with them in usually quite arbitrary ways until they produce some other number that, when played with in more arbitrary ways, vaguely produces something you think is interesting. I don’t think that’s neat.
There’s a possibility that the ways in which you play with numbers to produce the results you want is not arbitrary. If that’s the case, you really need to work on your explanation abilities because it just looks like you’re doing random stuff with numbers until you see something you like.
I think you probably are just doing random stuff with numbers, but you’re free to improve your explanation abilities and show otherwise.
When I was younger, I jumped straight into Fibonacci’s Sequence, Pi and the Golden Ratio.
Fibonacci’s Sequence is based on this picture: 
The top-right corner contains the numbers I use in this:
The numbers “423657” are sequentially powerful. They are not “random” - they are “shuffled” from a non-random sequence.
I took those numbers and filled the “Magic Square” (The Magic Square is the connected to 
):
After I discovered “21212”, I squared Pi’s numbers:
This formula that is 7/7 (mathematically equal), allowed me to improvise a sequence that later turned into my intuition. I wanted to see if I could create a sequence one sequence higher than “21212”. Thus, I created “31313”. This later on became “13331”, when I got more and more involved with the numbers intimately; you will see what this brain of mine can do here shortly.
Then, I squared the numbers of the Golden Ratio:
As you can see, these numbers are not “random”.
I then later discovered these 9’s and 1’s lead to “119”:
Later on, “16361”, became 61616.
Finally, I was done reverse-engineering the mathematical architectural design system of the Universe.
Later on, a few days had past. I got bored, so I went back to those numbers. I wanted to “lock them into place” - I had this overwhelming intuition to put them together.
So I tried:
I said to myself, “I found these numbers, so perhaps I can mathematically break down our human DNA” so I took the “9 5 2 5 9” sequence and tied it to our DNA a day later:
Now, if you look at the cancer thread, you’ll see that I’ve fallen in love with the #4.
[b][size=200]The numbers I got from Fibonacci’s Sequence, Pi and the Golden Ratio are “9 5 2 5 9”.
The numbers that sequentially create our DNA are “9 5 12 5 9”.[/size][/b]
None of that made it seem any less random.
You simply do not understand it - that’s your problem, not mine. (I know you did not take the courtesy to patiently digest the material I provided you - and you wonder why you think it’s random? You don’t have the patience to read the answers; how could you possibly understand it for yourself when you cannot understand it when the numbers have been handed to you already? ). There is no genius without patience.
Life is only random to those that cannot comprehend life.
Everyone can live life, but only a few can “[size=200]live[/size]” life.
Flannel, I can give even your sceptical mind a quick way to see that this is not merely pulling random numbers.
Mathematicians say that Pi and the golden ratio are each irrational numbers, going to infinity, do not repeat or form patterns and digits are random, and Pi and golden ratio as numbers are not related to each other. They are supposed to be random (no patterns), right?
What if I could show you a clear connection between Pi and the golden ratio? What if a simply and conceptually straight-forward operation on Pi can actually give us the golden ratio numbers? Well that would blow the whole “random and unconnected” theory right out of the water. I’m sure you would agree.
I got the numbers 235145991 straight from the first 18 digits of Pi. Before this, not even realizing or “trying” to make a connection or force any numbers, I got 452593191 straight from the first nine digits of the golden ratio. See how these are the exact same values?
I wasnt looking for the same numbers when I found these; I didnt just do a bunch of random meaningless stuff until I found something that I liked, as you think we are doing. No, I found those sequences purely by accident, and was floored when I realized they were the same and what this means conceptually.
Are you going to claim that those two sequences of nine numbers having exactly the same numbers, one easily from the beginning of Pi and the other easily from the beginning of the golden ratio, is just a coincidence? Or are you willing to humble yourself and admit that nine numbers in a nine number sequence being the EXACT same in both cases of Pi and golden ratio, supposedly random and unconnected numbers, claiming this to be a mere coincidence pushes the bounds of even the most diehard scepticism?
Sigh… He means that the two “random” sequences have the SAME numbers, but in a DIFFERENT order.
Look.
23/23
51/51
45/45
99/99
1/1
See it now?
Or do I have to put the numbers in colors so your brain can make the connections? These “random” sequences are NOT random - people’s STUPIDITY and SKEPTICISM is random.
Hahaha … 
Geee … wonder who THAT happened …
WHOW!!!
LOOK at the MAGIC…
ALL of these “randomly produced numbers” HAVE THE SAME VALUE!!! 
914938503651402358
199476465739332699
269689450197765234
831411622463693173
504862006141977202
461083396569429613
511362359579554942
301059323020409335
OBVIOUSLY God has nothing to do with the universe fore it is genius all by itself!!!
He used a much smaller sequence of numbers; not only small, but had reoccurring numbers which means to have the same exact numbers in an entirely “irrational” sequence of numbers would be finding a golden needle in a haystack.
You’re simply exaggerating it and missing the point of his brilliant connection between Pi and the Golden Ratio: [size=200]“235145991” & “452593191”.[/size] Keep in mind, these numbers are from Pi and the Golden ratio. Two systems of math that everyone thinks aren’t together, but we’re proving that they are connected. Maybe if you connected your brain cells, you’d figure that one out.
@ M&M,
Look at how the numbers move.
The 2 moved 3 times. < Pi
The 3 moved 4 times. < Pi
The 5 moved 1 time. < Pi
The 1 moved 3 times. < Pi
The 4 moved 4 times. < Pi
The 5 moved 4 times. < Earth
The 9 moved 2 times. < Earth
The 9 moved 0 times. < Earth
The 1 moved 0 times.
So you are saying that because each of the two 9 digit numbers (and neither starting from the beginning of their true sequence) include each of nine common digits (the only ones allowed in this particular ontology) that there is some mystical, magical “connection” that we should all be impressed by and seemingly worshiped as the foundation of reality?
Haha …
Are you fucking serious??
Alright, here’s what can happen.
The numbers can be backwards. The numbers were not backwards. They were all in perfect sequence, but in different order.
Also, it wasn’t just 1~9. It was 9 digits, but not all 9 digits had 123456789. That’s the point. You see that connection? Nobody knew it was possible. The fact that you cannot comprehend it as a connection goes to show that you are used to a regressed world that thinks the world is flat and we’re just meat heads that fuck.
This is proof that you are dead wrong. These sequences of numbers are NOT supposed to do this if they were “random”. They are connecting because my friend and I are showing the whole world that they were WRONG.
[b][size=200]That’s ignoring the fact that the numbers that moved were creating a mathematical sequence by itself. A.K.A, 3.14.
See your fingers you use to type on this computer to be a nihilistic skeptic?
The numbers made it possible for you to type on that keyboard to pester a man who can cure cancer.
Look: 
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The odds any given nine digit sequence with pulling out 9 other numbers at random it would be 1/9^9 I think, or if we allow for order of numbers to be unimportant (shuffling is allowed that is how reality boogies) then the odds get a little more manageable, 9!/9^9 I think or around 1/1111. So I guess I was very “lucky”, ha!
Oh wait, even luckier because I managed to pull out not one but two matching sequences. Because I never “tried to match” anything, I didnt even see the connection until it was already made (discovered) accidentally by me.
So this isn’t just one chance sequence, we’ve got one sequence matching perfectly to another, from totally different sources, all 9 numbers occurring once and only once each without any extras or omissions. And it isn’t as if I were trying many numbers sequences over and over until I found a perfect one. I didn’t even conceive this was possible until I saw it staring back at me on the page.
1/1111 x 1/1111 = something like one out of 10 million odds? Maybe I should play the lottery? Haha.
Those who do not try to actually work through the numbers cannot see into what is happening, like listening to a foreign language you don’t understand Im sure it would just sound like random, meaningless repetitions.
I also know exactly why the anxiety and resistance exists to get down to work with the real numbers. But maybe I shouldn’t ruin the surprise.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio
I don’t think that those digits are from the first nine digits of the golden ratio. In the first nine digits, there’s no 5 and only one 9.
They are, I can demonstrate it again later.
no thanks, this random nonsense number play has taken too much of my time as it is. It’s clear as day to anybody who looks that those aren’t the first 9 digits of the golden ratio, and any ‘demonstration’ of a different golden ratio is just begging the question really. You’re trying to prove to me that this nonsense number play is not actually nonsense, and your proof involves showing that pi and golden ratio have some numbers in common, but they only have those numbers in common if you do some nonsense numberplay…so I have to believe in the meaningfulness of your nonsense number play in order to accept your proof that this nonsense numberplay is meaningful.
no thanks.