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#91 User is offline   freeztar 

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Posted 26 August 2009 - 11:39 AM

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so much for giving bucky the benefit of my doubt. :hyper: while i have only a casual knowledge of physics, i have a butt-load of specific knowledge & experience working with residues and this is nothing short of delusional thinking expressed as misinformed babbling of the worst interoperational effects kind. :Alien:


Can you please translate what he is saying for those of us that don't speak Fuller?
It seems to me that he's saying that all primes can be reduced to one of nine numbers. But, what the heck is an indig? :shrug:

I found this, but it still doesn't make sense.

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Posted 27 August 2009 - 06:58 AM

freeztar said:

Can you please translate what he is saying for those of us that don't speak Fuller?
It seems to me that he's saying that all primes can be reduced to one of nine numbers. But, what the heck is an indig? :)

I found this, but it still doesn't make sense.

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what bucky is calling an "indig" is a remainder/residue of an integer after dividing by 9. for a point of reference, i have called "indigs" "katabatak transforms/residues" in my katabataks threads. clearly you can derive such a remainder after dividing by 9 from every integer, prime or composite. we have 2 main ways to get that remainder; #1) do the long division and find the remainder 2) sum the digits repeatedly until arriving at a single digit. (this is the method of numerology & in strict mathematic terms called digital roots)

so for example, take the integer 1928. doing the long divsion you have 1928/9= 214R2, so the "indig" is 2. now for the same integer to find the digital root you add the digits like so: 1+9+2+8=20 and 2+0=2 and again the "indig" is 2.

so when dividing by 9 for a remainder you obviously can have 9 different results for the remainder . bucky tries to explain, but does it poorly, that having an indig of 9 is the same as having an indig of 0(zero). thinking to long division by 9 for example, if you divide 36 by nine using long divsion you typically write the answer as 4 remainder 0, but it is also technically correct to write it as 3 remainder 9.

bucky's biggest problem here is confusing the map for the territory. in short, the numerals aren't the numbers. rewrite an integer in a base besides 10 and the resulting indig is different. for example, twenty in base ten is 20 (2 in the tens column and zero in the one's column) and the indig is 2, but twenty in base 9 is written 22 (2 in the nines column and 2 in the one's column) and the indig is then 2+2=4. in the first case the remainder is after dividing by 9, in the second case the remainder is after divsion by 8.

bucky is taking his indigs and saying they correlate to his geometry, but that corrrelation only appears if you use base 10 to write the numerals under consideration. :)
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Posted 26 August 2011 - 10:09 PM

[quote name='Turtle' timestamp='1250733843' post='274203']
so thens...no need to rush ahead like a race tortoise is there? :turtle:
Hi , first time here, I just can't seem to get away from the Man, I was merely looking at some dermatology therapies and found Grenz rays (low freq Xrays) aka Bucky Rays, but could find nowhere support for or against my assumption that RBM had one of his supernumary
metaphorical digits in there. I still didnt check Mr Grenz's 1929 discovery credentials, but now I've happened upon a site seemingly to my taste, I might get lucky with the Bucky Rays story right in here.
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  Posted 27 August 2011 - 02:06 PM

View Postwirra, on 26 August 2011 - 10:09 PM, said:

View PostTurtle, on 19 August 2009 - 04:28 PM, said:

so thens...no need to rush ahead like a race tortoise is there? :turtle:

Hi , first time here, I just can't seem to get away from the Man, I was merely looking at some dermatology therapies and found Grenz rays (low freq Xrays) aka Bucky Rays, but could find nowhere support for or against my assumption that RBM had one of his supernumary metaphorical digits in there. I still didnt check Mr Grenz's 1929 discovery credentials, but now I've happened upon a site seemingly to my taste, I might get lucky with the Bucky Rays story right in here.


bucky had 6 fingers!!!??? :lol: i'm afraid i don't know anything about bucky rays, but if they are like bucky balls then bucky had nothing to do with them, i.e. he did not write about them. i recycled my hard-copies of synergetics but the online version is linked in many of these posts for anyone's perusal.

:turtle: welcome to the forum, happy reading, & let me know if you hook a fish. :read:
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 02:28 PM

I wonder if Bucky's Explorations in Geometry of thinking complement Dr. Richard's explorations in Quantum Mechanics of thinking.
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  Posted 27 August 2011 - 04:17 PM

View Postlawcat, on 27 August 2011 - 02:28 PM, said:

I wonder if Bucky's Explorations in Geometry of thinking complement Dr. Richard's explorations in Quantum Mechanics of thinking.


yes; they do. i brought it up years ago to him and then ansii. you know the rest of story. :crazy:
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