/sci/ - Science & Math

I dedicate this post to Nikola Tesla, Marko Rodin, Walter Russel, John Dee, Yakir Aharonov, Hermes Trice-Greatest, Theoria Apophasis, Konstantin Meyl, Leonardo Da Vinci, Johannes Kepler, Nassim Haramein, Buckminster Fuller, and of course Tooker off his meds

https://phys.org/news/2008-04-music-geometry.html#:~:text=Mathematics-,The%20new%20shape%20of%20music%3A%20Music,its%20own%20geometry%2C%20researchers%20find&text=The%20connection%20between%20music%20and,be%20described%20using%20simple%20ratios.

>>11934371
A society that separates their mathematicians from their engineers will have a society built on a mathematics that doesn't reflect nature

>>11934383
I'm fine with base 12 or base 10, maybe 12 a bit more given the application to the chromatic scale.

>>11921007
Obviously bait, but I'll bite I play the 1812 Overture
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1812_Overture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbxgYlcNxE8

Written in E flat major, 3 flats, did Tool procure any music outside C, G, F, B flat, or D?

Lateralus, F
Schism, F
Sober, F
Aenema, G

I'm sorry, Tool is a great band, but you gotta understand what he is up against, Tool is Newton, Pyotr was Allan Turing

>>11888792
>clear as day light, i repeat
yeah, not resonating at any level for me, alas i try again.

If i linked the correct one it aught to describe a game where knowledge of the topology brings benefit.

What about applications to music? The question could be express the G major scale in terms of rodin geometries, express their reflections in the number groups, what are these chords? Rodin himself embraces /x/, claiming the origin of his work is from the ba'hai religion, of course i'll get /x/ again for mentioning that we're unlikely to be at the historical apogee of man kind, and that the ancient texts have something very important to say about how we apply numbers to the conception of reality

>>11778205
how does this https://www.dwavesys.com/take-leap cloud service not fit your definition of quantum?

But based, i don't think dwave tells the whole story

Vortex of Luminous Aether theory is my bet.

Also 0 is a crutch
sphere packing is red pilled
the Cuboctahedron is an important shape

First off, inb4 tech doubters, this goes back Maxwell and Tesla themselves.

>Art of transmitting electrical energy through the natural mediums.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US787412A/en

>Apparatus for transmission of electrical energy.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US649621A/en

The basis of electromagnetism, Maxwell's Equations, we're known by Maxwell himself to not tell the whole physical story. But the purest of Occams razor were determined that a theory of electromagnetism should only contain electric and magnetic fields, not this mysterious land of the scalar wave.
Glowbies were obviously more than happy to let this miscommunication continue. Thus for the past 150 years, Electromagnetism in College has been generally taught in ignorance of 90% of what the scientific observations point to. What i describe as the higher dimensional implications of the theories. If this isn't enough, I'd like to reiterate that this ignorance is OUR problem, the military industrial complex is happy to provide this education in their version of grade school.

NASA's version of k12 teaches kids the broader story of electro-magnetism (well, the neuroatypicals)
https://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/k-12/Numbers/Math/Mathematical_Thinking/maxwells_equations.htm

Its crazy, I've had many friends in engineering, None can tell me maxwells errors, or the existence of the magnetic vector or electric scalar potentials. If this math looks incomprehensible, it is sufficient to consider that this is the same math provided in the CIA vault.
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00792R000500240001-6.pdf


If this math is comfy or your curious check out
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/242200443_Scalar_Waves_Theory_and_Experiments_1/link/59ee00dd0f7e9b3695758d57/download

It briefly explores what I say are the higher dimensional consequences of this line of reasoning, and provides a lot of technical consequences of this technology.

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Hi /sci/

I feel compelled to ask you, the smartest board on the chins, about where to get started on magnetohydrodynamics, the physics of spinning quasars, and general notes on plasma.

I can read mostly all maths given enough time (lots) but i prefer cool mind tricks like vortex math, and a geometrical understanding of energy like from Tesla or Bucky