11:11 Angels Message Board

Re: https://apnews.com/fdb1408a077b4988a71be339e4c94c2e

"Karen Holt of Edwards, Mississippi, was with several people asking lawmakers to adopt a new banner with a magnolia, which is both the state tree and the state flower, and with stars to represent Mississippi as the 20th state. She said it would represent 'joy of being a citizen of the United States,' unlike the current flag."

All reflections of the glories of past wars can be retired ... eventually.
But like most emotive symbols/symbolism, it's less controversial to
introduce the new vision before rapid destruction of the old,
still cherished by many citizens.

But retaliation toppling of statues can be therapeutic.

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ID-19.html

"I have zero symptoms (so far) and I feel fine. In fact, I ran 5 miles this morning."

"he was inside the rally for about 6 hours on Saturday at the BOK Center and that he wore a mask
and mostly practiced social distancing, except for when he went to the concourse to get a snack"

That he has no symptoms ("asymptomatic") is great! ...
except he can now infect others who might develop symptoms.

The world's focus on "masks" rarely discusses the effectiveness
of the MANY different (some homestyle) masks now being worn.
NO TESTING of these hints that they're just symbols of protection.
Then there's the problem of masks being reworn without cleaning.

Rod

Regarding previous posts ...

Must be the mask that prevented visual identification of the correct topic!
Mask or outdated bifocals or senior moment or low blood sugar (BS)

Rod

Re: Our Two D2C2 design

Geometer's secret ...
Geometric contrast of two circles squared,
large where Diameter = 2, small where Circumference = 2

Who knew
Line length difference of circle-squaring right triangles
= 3.1415926535897932384626433832795...........

Rod

Re: Our Two D2C2 design*
"Finite dimension of the Neighborhood"

Geometer's secret ...
Another circle squared was inserted between the Two, with SoCS = 1,
D = 2/sqrt(Pi) = 1.1283791670955125738961589031215..

* updated in: http://aitnaru.org/images/Yin_Yang_Pi.pdf

Rod ... ...

Re: Our Two D2C2 design
"Finite dimension of the Neighborhood"

Geometer's master secret ...
The large golden circle and enclosed golden square represent
a circle squared and a square circled ín a sqrt(2) continuum.
The difference in squares? Pi ... Who knew?!

Rod

Re: Our Two D2C2 design
"Finite dimension of the Neighborhood"

Geometer's secret extraordinaire ...
The circle-squaring right triangle of the large circle
defines circle-squaring right triangle of small circle,
therefore both circle and its square!

Tip: Small golden circle is not "small circle",
a good example of "esoteric".

Rod ... ...

Re: Our Two D2C2 design
"Finite dimension of the Neighborhood"

The circle-squaring right triangle of the large circle
defines circle-squaring right triangle of small circle

Geometer's secret ...
Center circle contains a clue how to do this;
large circle-squaring triangle is not shown.

Center circle now suggests "Eye of Pi"

Tip: Small golden circle is not "small circle"
of the sqrt(2) continuum.

Rod

Re: Our Two D2C2 design
"Finite dimension of the Neighborhood"

Decreasing Transition Values (for sqrt(2) continuum)
A = Area, D = Diameter, SoCS = Side of Circle's Square

Circle to square: D = 2, sqrt(2), SoCS = 1, A(C) = Pi
Square to circle: SoCS = sqrt(Pi), Pi/2, D = 2/sqrt(Pi), A(c) = 1

Circle (D=2) to circle (Circumference=2)
D(C) = 2, SoCS = sqrt(Pi), A(C) = Pi
D(c) = ((2/sqrt(Pi))^2)/2, SoCS = (2/sqrt(Pi))/2, A(c) = 1/Pi

1/Pi = 0.31830988618379067153776752674503..
Pi/2 = 1.5707963267948966192313216916398..
sqrt(Pi) = 1.7724538509055160272981674833411..
2/sqrt(Pi) = 1.1283791670955125738961589031215..

Rod

Re: MC Square design
(Morbus Cyclometricus Square, "impossible" geometry tool)
aka "Entertainment = MC Squared", SoCS = Side of Circle's Square

"Calculates" squared circle's diameter or area (SoCS) of circle.
Long side, hypotenuse of right triangle have identical increments.
Arc drawn across both sides performs the calculation.

As accurate as a slide rule, depending on precision of construction,
but more popular as a spoof of "impossible" Quadrature.

Dimensions of circle-squaring right triangle (for angular reference):
hypotenuse (diameter) = 2, long side = sqrt(Pi), short side = sqrt(4-Pi)

Rod

Re: MC Square design*
(Morbus Cyclometricus Square, "impossible" geometry tool)
aka "Entertainment = MC Squared", SoCS = Side of Circle's Square

Better colors for the planet's new E=MC^2

* updated in: http://aitnaru.org/images/Yin_Yang_Pi.pdf

Rod ... ...

Re: MC Square design
(Morbus Cyclometricus Square, "impossible" geometry tool)

Now tuned to the Finite Key of Pi:
2/sqrt(Pi) = sqrt(Pi)/(Pi/2) = 2(sqrt(1/Pi)) = Q

Rod

Re: MC Square design

Now tuned to the Finite Key of Pi

New symbolism added with ethereal perspective.
"They who bite the moon bite the Sun"

"Say what?!"
Dunno! Might relate to karma.

Rod ... ...

Re: MC Square design

They who bite the moon bite the Sun

It's possible to reap more than you sow,
... depending on what you sow.

Rod

Re: Nibbles & Bites design
"They who bite the moon bite the Sun"

Geometer's secret ...
Quadrature is like rabbits,
when tuned to the Finite Key of Pi:
2/sqrt(Pi) = sqrt(Pi)/(Pi/2) = 2(sqrt(1/Pi)) = Q

Rod ... ...

Re: Nibbles & Bites design*
"They who bite the moon bite the Sun"
(it's possible to reap more than you sow)

Quadrature's Long Story Short: Pi /2 … precisely!

* updated in: http://aitnaru.org/images/Yin_Yang_Pi.pdf

Rod

Re: Nibbles & Bites design
"They who bite the moon bite the Sun"

Geometer's secret ...
Of three circles squared ("like rabbits"),
Side of Circle's Square (SoCS) = 4, 2, 1
x 2/sqrt(Pi) = circle's diameter

Rod

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Geometer's secret ...
Geometric proof that two srt(2)-related circles
have area squares also related by sqrt(2) ...
as evidenced by their trapezoidal diagonals.

"Say what?!"
Why?! It's perfectly Pythagorean!

Rod ... ...

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Geometer's secret ...
Three Significances complement the Quadraturial balance.

"What are the 'Three Significances'?" Go figure!
Or ask geometers of Quadraturial persuasion.

Rod

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Geometer's secret ...
Only geometers of Quadraturial persuasion have seen (and comprehend)
the new geometry tool, iQ Pro ("impossible" Quadrature Protractor).

Rod ... ...

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Even more simplification!
and convincing that "Sqrt(2) rules the Neighborhood!"
as evidenced by visual evaluation of iQ Pro

Rod

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design*

Geometer's secret ...
The Design Department decided to add one more line, but ...
Marketing caught it, immediately threatening to defund Design,
whereupon Design countered that it was not funded anyway.

"Final, final ... or else!" warned Marketing ... again.

* updated in: http://aitnaru.org/images/Yin_Yang_Pi.pdf

Rod ... ...

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

There's that pesky '7' again

You would think that it's ...
"fundamental to universe organization"
... or "a word from our sponsor".

Rod

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Geometer's secret ...
Hypotenuse of the inside of the '7' (a right triangle) is created by two lines
drawn perpendicular to two sides of the circle-squaring scalene triangle.

"Say what?!" That's sum Quadrature

Rod ... ...

Re: Diagonals, Juxtapositional design

Geometer's secret ...
The circle-squaring scalene triangle confirms conjecture ten years ago:
a geometric object uniting sqrt(Pi) and sqrt(2) would be the ultimate
Cartesian signature of a circle squared.

"Say what?!" That's sum Quadrature

Rod