The Key Number to the Universe

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Originally Posted by wayoftheleaf

what the hell dude? Why do something so pointless and mind numbingly stupid?

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lol that was funny thannk you:rastasmoke:

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Originally Posted by Weezard

Got it!

Now to find the right lock, we...?

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Keep trying . . . or use a lock pick . . . :detective1:

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Originally Posted by VolnGharst

This article was initally taken down by Nazis. See if you think it is Vulgar or Pornographic or defends our King! :thumbsup:

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Hello Dear Scholars,


I have stumbled across a particular alignment in my studies of the heavens. If we figure: the average temperature of the universe is [2.73 Calvin] and Absolute Zero is [-273 Degrees Celcius].
Now, reach for your calculators, if would. I'll wait........
Got it? Good : )

Take any number. Let's say: '4'
And we multiply '4' with 273. We get 1,092
Silly. You'd write me off if I'd conclude any massive break-throughs on that scientific blasphame. LOL.

Seriously, do not write me off ...quite yet ; )

Take '44' and multiply it by 273. We get 12,012.
Take '444' and multiply it by 273. We get 121,212
And we'll use a different number. Hmmm. '8'.
8888 x 273 = 2,426,424
Do you see the pattern of them all?
Of course!

On the last equation (ie 2,426,424): We figure '6' is the center of attention/numerical hypothesis and '242' (the header) becomes polarized/opposite and that is '424' (the body).

Use this with any single number: 11,111,1111,555,2222, etc.

PS- 7777 x 273 = 2,123,121 (Again, '3'es to 0 is the center of attention; 212 is (the header) and its opposite is 121.

Sincerely,

Stocks crashed on Sept, 29th -2008 (Leap Year) that was the 273rd Day of the YEAR

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a bit of moral philosophy,No answer so fucking pointless an undebateable debate that debates to the debater only.............

You forgot the Fibonacci sequence and Golden Means Ratio, that the universe is a self repeating equation ranging from 1.61 to 161 Hundred Quadrillion, then dividing on itself, returning to 1.61 :D


1+1=
2+1=
3+2=
5+3=
8+5= 13 etc. eventually you'll reach 161 hundred quadrillion.


:stoned: how's that for simple math of the universe?