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Two PDF files now reflect this continuing geometry adventure. Click on the image of the web page displayed to view the PDF file. The original file is still focused on the geometry: http://www.aitnaru.org/homepage/freewill.html This recently added file is a recap of the comments that I've posted. The...

More numbers associations which show the sophistication of the Midwayers' selection of these 2-digit numbers from these "wiggly numbers" for use as time prompts (x:06, 07, 13, 26, 53): The isolated 2-digit numbers refer to the time promts which have been occurring for months: Examples: 53 ...

An interesting revelation today about the "envelope" in the geometry: What I found is not the actual geometry but an interesting pattern - the envelope may need to be a different size and, perhaps, positioned differently. The small circles confirmed that the current geometry is inaccurate....

My 5:55 pm prompt just now was the encouragement that I needed to mention the recent discovery that the geometry is close - not yet perfect. But I've been able to reduce the problem to this "simple" challenge: a solution will require a geometric relationship of half of the square root of 2...

Documenting this adventure online has multiple purposes: - to acknowledge Midwayer prompting as being integral to the adventure. - to share a lot of evidence of a unique prompting experience. - to help me remember the facts of the adventure. - to keep me from changing "the story" later. An...

Today, the 11th day since I commented about a dream wherein I received an envelope from Square Circles Club 707, was the day for the arrival of an envelope in the geometry (see Diagram 3 in the online PDF file). Since this geometry is closer to the goal, the news in the envelope may be encouraging! ...

Additional patterns in the Midwayer's focus group of digits for prompting: 1a. On the left side of "06", the sum of each set of 2 digits is the same as the 2-digit number on the right side of "06" (78): 0.7071 06 7811... half of the square root of 2 1b. 78 minus 6 = 72 (the next ...

Postscript: Last night was the first time that I had seen x:13 (11:13 pm) as a prompt (eventually you just know when a time display is a prompt and when it is not). For instance, when arising from bed this morning, I walked to the bathroom, passing a clock: 9:09 am (not a prompt, but an interesting ...

I've been confident for months that the Midwayers had selected specific 2-digit numbers from the "wiggly numbers" to use as prompts (each 2-digit number associates with a specific wiggly number). But I became curious today how they had made their selection of the 2-digit numbers. x:07 is t...

Diagram 8 was added to the online PDF file: The previous night, I had a dream that I received an envelope with a return address of "Square Circles Club 707". Later during the day, remembering only this part of the dream, I assumed that "707"referred to the .7070107 number so prev...

Regarding the online PDF file ... This geometry material was updated and re-organized for use as a classroom handout, perhaps as an extra credit project. The question everyone has been asking is listed below Diagram 4 (but no answer is given). And now, there's better doodle space (Diagram 7) ... so,...

Today's symbolism of progress complements this country's national Independence Day celebration. The updated Diagram 6 in the online PDF file may be the timely indication that a "good and sufficient" plateau has been reached - it's now time to reflect on the journey before advancing once mo...

Regarding the "wiggly numbers", more comment for number 2 ("in more ways than one"): 1. The cosine for half of the Angle of Squaring Radii: 0.8862269254... (also known as half of the square root of Pi). 2. The .707 ratio: 0.70710678118... (also known as half of the square root of...

This continuing geometry exploration keeps discovering the importance of the .707 ratio. I was uncertain about the importance of posting this comment and had finally decided to ignore the thought ... until I returned to my computer and noticed the time: 10:07 am. Apparently, this explanation should ...

Lucky, In today's electronic world, once an idea is shared online, it is already "out there". The acceptance of this new concept will take a while, but there's no hurry. A few thousand years have already passed since the ancient Greeks proposed this geometry challenge, so this seed of a ne...

The online PDF file has been edited again and now appears ready for use in classroom environments for the study of geometry, in general, and for contemplation of "squaring the circle". The web site might be controversial, but the PDF file does not refer to the web site and may be downloade...

Lucky, I was just going to enjoy your comments without posting until I noticed 3:33 appearing on my computer clock: 4:44 - 3:33 = 1:11 Also, I missed this "error" when editing Diagram 5 in the PDF file. I was going to correct it but noticed that the file had been saved at 11:11 am. The &qu...

The previous 4:44 am posting (not as early in Dallas) was a nice surprise later. I'm usually aware of the posting time immediately after verifying that the posting occurred. This time, I just turned off the computer and went to bed. However, "4:44" may just be a "Hello" since it ...

Lucky, No song tonight - the proving concept was not reliable. I'll take a longer break this time and update the PDF file when anything significant appears in the research. Yes, 3-dimensional objects would present mind-stretching challenges (but 2-dimensional objects are challenging enough when move...

Diagram 5 in the online PDF file was updated. This needs to be verified again, but the small magenta circle appears to focus on the visual geometric proof that the circle is squared: the circumference of the circle and the diagonal line cross the top line of the square only when the circle is square...

Regarding "the trigonometry is solid" ... If 0.88622692545275801364908374167057 (the cosine) seems familiar, it is half of the square root of Pi. This indicates how closely the trigonometry relates to a precisely squared circle ... and comments that "entering by the back door" ma...

Diagram 4 in the PDF file was updated again. These designs visually help to reinforce the concept that a squared circle is a finite entity. Pi may be transcendental, but it is just a mathematical tool used to estimate (but quite accurately!) some measurements of a circle. This research is now focuse...

Very typical of progress: hours turn into days; days into weeks ... but the prompts continue, often with increasing frequency just when I've convinced myself to take a days-long break, believing that further progress might require months. This early evening event was especially entertaining: Visuall...

Diagram 4 was updated once more and now has better design balance. While reflecting on what symbolism the magenta circle and square below might represent, the lower case letter "i" had noticeable presence. And what might "i" symbolize? I AM ... which complements the trinity of co...

Lucky, "Two points on a circle" refers specifically to the geometry (two points on a circle in relationship to each other and to the center of the circle). But the expression may also relate to our separate physical and spiritual natures which have potential to unite in harmony with the in...