Katabatak Math-An Exploration In Pure Number Theory

[BLUE ELECTRIC MONKEY]

Ahh go on...you're just saying that. :shrug: But really, I don't think you actually considered much, if any, of the depth of Katabataks. While the Tao of it is pure, the Te of it is rigor. Your monkey lacks rigor, ergo integrity.

 

Naa, you're just saying that, your criticism lacks Tao-Totality.

 

Consider this criticism of Einstein's quote

"never memorize what you can look up in books. ~ albert einstein"

 

1. albert, as child, had a delayed development in some aspects.

2. albert, as a grown-up, developed a theory that "time is relative"

3. albert said that the secret of creativity is in "never revealing the source of inspiration"

4. albert had a schizophrenic son.

5. in order to remember all this, Einstein SEEMS to suggest:

a. Don't memorize this, unless it's not written in any book.

b. If it is written in books, there's no need to remember it.

 

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[Racoon]

[Tormod]

This thread is like a history of Hypography, now. It certainly will make our 10th Anniversary Annals.

[Tormod]

:) Happy Birthday Tormod! :) :)

 

Thanks my friend. I guess few people have the time to notice birthdays anymore. :)

[Racoon]

Thanks Racoon for post #464 and what you went through to get it. :D

 

 

 

Its a Badge of Honor in my book, Turtle.. and a privledge to 'try' and get it.

:(

 

I vaguely remember you having the same Birthday as a mutual friend born on the New Year. :)

 

Many Happy Katabataks to all.

 

That was the best $30 I spent. Its a source of constant cerebral expansion.

I have a couple other graphs you may have forgotten about gifting me.

 

Keep up the good work Turtle.

We'll be watching. :)

[DougF]

:bow:AHh great and magnificent Turtle son,

Feel free to fest on these meager bones, any time you wish. but I as you just want to eat the meat of knowledge and wisdom, I wish no harm I only wish to find the meat of wisdom that the Almighty Turtle son has fed on and thereby fed from the scrap and learn of his wisdom. :)

 

 

 

Not seen, but still there. ;-)

[BrianG]

Turtle, Thanks for expedition. I see that the Euro bills serial number uses the Katabatak function. It has a letter which is converted to a number, and 11 integers. If you "loose" one of the integers it can be reconstructed by taking the Katabatak function of the other integers and the letter, and subtracting from 8, but where 8-8=0 and 9. I’m over here: http://hypography.com/forums/physics-and-mathematics/21571-checksum-magic.html

 

I’ll back track and try to catch up, this is neat stuff. Don’t wait up.