The above Picture is a corrected version. Using a
little twigging, I was able to correct the math in the computer and
get rid of the error. This is not always possible.
The REAL and Imaginary components of this graphic
are:
Complex Value =-2.316696998/1.737459571
We are going to war. It occurred to me that since President Bush was math illiterate that perhaps I could help him make better war plans if he understood the Moebius we are on right now in the computer industry. The links I've included are math based but you don't need to understand the equations to look at and understand the graphs and pictures.
Over the past three years, as Microsoft has attempted to fix many of their math problems which have plagued the industry for about 20 years+, more problems have turned up. They software had Overflow Error that produced erroneous results, usually by making a number negative. In spread sheets, this could really Cook The Books. This was also effecting our graphics, engineering and sciences. Now they are trying to fix them. Math is our REAL, not Imaginary AXIS OF EVIL.
Microsoft is fixing security flaws and we are ending up with math errors or some other problem in an application. And with every fix, someone else's work-around fails, leaving many applications broken. Because of their monopoly there is nothing to be done accept warn people to look for errors and trust their natural instincts in war.Ý This problem is effecting our military and national security. Good Luck. One of your problems is called MOLE!
Check out the history in war posters at:
http://www.corbis.com/Ý
and do a search on "War Posters".Ý History is best kept by the media they read, not the words in school text books. This is the best Poster Collection left. LOOK! The ART-I-FACT is still left.Ý Even this is so in Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Colonial and primitive "Ears." There is no way we can go to war for any length of time without encoring major economic damage.
At Corbis on one WAR POSTER it says: "Joan of Arc Saved France. Women of America Save Your Country, Buy War Saving Stamps" World War I Poster After Haskell Coffin
Joan of Art: me, says put your money in the bank to help the NEW WAR effort and store water and non-perishable foods and staples. We have never had a war that didn't cost MONEY! Lots of it. And we have never had a war that didn't create food and goods shortages. Check out the posters and then prepare for the worst.
Love to all the childrenÝ
Redmond Rose~
When diamonds burn... What does that mean? Coal and diamonds are just a few pressures from burning....Ý "Silence Must Be Heard. Friendly thoughts will be burned."Ý -- Enigma -- European Rock Group -- Behind the Screen
We just had yet another election. Microsoft's math is flawed. This document will explain.Ý Their math is so bad that you may as well do a coin toss to see who won.
Think the November 5, 2002 US General Election went smoothly?
Well, we don't have paper to audit our computer errors any more. And as you all know, Bill Gates says, "All software has bugs." So why not paper audit?Ý Look at this!
Try Voting with the iVotronic Seems there is no audit trail or backup for possible computer errors.Ý And as Microsoft like to say, "All software has bugs." It would be nice to know what is behind these new Kiosk voting machines that just messed up the vote yet again.
VICTORY 1
A Message for Steve Ballmer
CEO of Microsoft about the Future
And some oldies but goodies parities of Gates
Dr. Wolfram's Comdex Keynote... AMAZING Genius
Breaking the Binary Barrier at last. Finally a REAL Visionary
This page has a Picture of an Analog Computer
There are really grave RISK to censorship in this world today, especially in the sciences.Ý With high population growth, the winds of change are coming on fast. Can you we handle it?Ý Microsoft has set back science and math about 15 years so we will have to wait and see.Ý The artist are all telling you what to do:
ÝThink Different as they say at Apple
SHIMMER
Math is more theology than technology
We are almost totally dependent on computers today unlike 12 years ago. These issues are really important to understand.Ý We are seeing military personnel injured or dying in jet and helicopter crashes all the time now. Everyone who know the computer math is like me. We know its software bugs.Ý Bill Gates claims all software has bugs, but when my computer crashes I don't die from it. People are dying and yet he continues to lie.
It's IMAGINED and NOT REAL!
The Equation for REAL, NOT IMAGINED Economics is:
Labor + Land (materials) = Capital
I don't see anything even close to $30 billion for Microsoft, let alone $300 billion. Oh... It must be a computer rounding error. Round up in the right spots and down in the other and that Floating Point Math is really a wonder NOT!
To understand this problem you must first understand the whole idea of Real and Imaginary numbers. This goes back the our first REAL understanding of math problems posed by what is now called:
Ý?
This is Pi
It is the relationship of the diameter of a circle to its circumference. The circumference of a circle is the diameter times Pi.
c = d ?
see d Pie
Pi has no REAL decimal equivalent because decimal numbers are a very archaic system of counting. It's related to using your fingers and toes. It more or less, evolved from the Roman counting system that was based on units of 5.
Pi is a number very close to 3 but not exactly 3. It is also close to 3 1/7.Ý But dividing 1 by 7 is yet another problem. In modern decimal systems Pi is calculated in so many different ways that you never really know quite what you are going to get. In the rough it's:
3.1415926536...
? is the symbol for infinity which can also be ...
Pi is both an Irrational and Transcendental number. In other words, because it's not something you can relate to in your personal reality, it boggles the mind.Ý It also blows up a lot of computer programs, crashes aircraft and sends satellites into spins.
Pi has a few relatives. In a circle you can also fit squares.Ý A perfect square has equal sides.Ý One of it's relationships is the square root. In a perfect square, that root is of 2 or ?2 ? and equal to 1.41421... ?Ý
This comes from the Pythagorean Theorem that says:
z = x + y
Since this font thing isn't working I made a graphic.
I had to do this in Illistrator and cut it inot PhotoShop and save it as a graphic. Now to my great dispare I find the colors are not the same in these programs either. So now I have to change that too.
What you see is not what you get from OS to OS and browser to browser and this is because Microsoft has a monopoly and won't conform to any standards. Microsoft is now refusing to agree on the MP4 standard. This page was first assembled in FrontPage 5. I'm now looking at it in GoLive on the Mac G5. The values don't even look the same. This is forcing a lot of people to use graphics instead of fonts. All they want to do is fight and non of them care about how many people may die due to Microsoft's monopoly due to the wrong medical results or being shot in Iraq or someplace out because we aren't speaking the same language. Trying to make this work across cultural and technical differences is impossible.
This should be z to the power of 2 is equal to x to the power of 2 + y to the power of 2.
[side bar: I keep getting an interesting error when I try to bold the above equation:
z = x + y or z = x + y or z2 = x2 + y2
LOL Seems FrontPage decided to change the character of this on me. has a Unicode (in FrontPage) and what appears to be a html Code in GoLive of #61450 and 2 #61447Ý and that is a difference of #00009. Not knowing how this is going to display else where... is very dangerous. Someone could read the wrong formula or instruction from a web page in the Military or else where.
I just can't get away from the math problems in windows no how hard I try. What a mess.
Here is a page with one graphic displaying on top of another. Having this displaced on a screen is very dangerous. This may not display the same in Netscape or Windows XP.
Microsoft has a history of making major changes like this as a promotion to force people to buy their next upgrades. This is what their monopoly is all about. Now I understand Charles Simonyi's Logos has two math characters in it. Obviously, being Hungarian, he is much more sensitive to this.
Yes, Microsoft could really end up starting a major war with this kind of thing. So what is the Unicode for this word? Back to the math. Perhaps I should call this:
THƎ ?XIS OF ƎVILÝ is z¾ = x¾ + y¾ or z = x + y ]
so
z = ? 1 + 1 or ? 1 + 1 or squrt(1¾ + 1¾ )
Ý
since 1 X 1 = 1
z in a perfect square is:
z = ?2Ý = 1.41421... ?
This is the length of a diagonal in a square 1 X 1, yet another Irrational situation for both a human or computer to handle.Ý
When you have a perfect square with equal sides it has one 90ƒ angle and two 45ƒÝ angles.
The a sin 45ƒ is .7071.
This is with equal and opposite sides and angles. Now to find the area of the square of side .7071, you have to square it.Ý That means you take .7071 to the power of 2 or .7071 (my Unicode ).Ý Now this creates yet another interesting problem because when you multiply two fractions you get a smaller fraction--.7071 = .5 or 1?2.
But if that square has equal sides of 1, you get
1 X 1 or 1
or
simply 1.
This is sin 90ƒ = 1. And in a perfect square, the angles of both sides are have an equal tangent of 1, tan 45ƒ = 1. This is a perfect square but unfortunately we very seldom find perfection anywhere in a normal human society or science.
Most of geometry creates fractions. Fractions in a computer are hard to handle. But Irrational Numbers are very hard to deal with. So as you can see this starts really getting complex. It's also very very Irrational to do any math related to "Sacred Geometry."
This is a Biopolar Graph that I stole from a Naval Military web site. As you can see,
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is everywhere. This is a sample of what vector graphics looks like and it's used in navigation. Here are a few other web pages from the Navy with equations and much better graphics.
Bipolar
Spherical
Waterloo Maple Math Software -- System Requirements
A list of key commercial customers includes Sun Microsystems, Hewlett Packard, Boeing, Raytheon, Allied Signal, Motorola, Robert Bosch, General Electric, Lucent Technologies, Nortel, Daimler-Chrysler and Ford.
On your desk with a compass and straight edge, that decimal number can work. Then you can start calculating other things with respect to circles, like angles and squares. This is where we start getting into Square Roots, Cube Roots, Sin, Cosin and other nasty numbers.Ý They are all fractions at least in part. Because PiÝ or roots are Irrational number, all numbers related to them have irrational components.Ý One of myÝ math books has 52 tables for such numbers, including compound amount, present value, amount of annuity, and other accounting tables.
sin x where x = 1ƒ is .0175
But since this is a nonlinear system...
sin x where x = 10ƒ is .1736 in my math book.
On my HP calculator it is: .173648178 which would create an interesting problem. If you round 8 up to 1 and add it to 4 you get 5. So do you round 5 up or down? This could cause you to get .1737 if 5 is rounded up.Ý There is not real standard or law on this in the computer industry because it is an unregulated industry. We have no equivalent to the AMA or Bar Association. When you use these numbers with really big numbers, like millions or billions in a big corporate or government budget, it can really make a major difference.
.001 X 5,000,000 = 5,000Ý If this is in a corporate or government spread sheet macro used by a lot of department, it can really add up.
Most people would think that multiplyingÝ sin 1 by 10 would give you sin10 but it doesn't it give you .175 This is where you get Pi in your face:
3.1415926536...
The larger your sphere of reality grows, the more critical Pi is that is because you are multiplying these fractional part by miles, meters or feet.Ý We might call this one the Devils Stair case.
So if your in a space shuttle or going to the moon or a jet fighter Pilot at war, Pi begins to fall apart quit quickly. The world is not round, it's spherical, sort of... And the radius of the earth is very large. We don't know exactly because we have no real way of accurately measuring it. So Pi can begin to fall apart.
Light doesn't travel in a straight line, it curves, sort of... It's fun to play with light because of it's no linear characteristic. I've played with lasers.Ý Light is the same as radio waves. This is what we use for GPS--global positioning satellites. So those wave can curve too giving slightly different reading. If you are moving relatively slow, nothing much is noticed. But as Einstein proved, it's all relative. When a jet is moving at hundreds of miles an hour things change.
300 m per hour = 5m per minute = about .08 m per sec.
600m per hour = 10m per minute = about .166 m per sec.
These speeds are not uncommon. In a jet fighter the Pitch and dive causing declination with earth to change. All these factor in to GPS readings. In other words, the very way the move relative to satellites can cause a warp in the space/time continuum. That does this mean? Well, the computer is likely to choke. It doesn't have to be running Windows to hick-up. A few "skids" in the math process and you get errors.Ý It's like a car going into a "skid" on a curved road. It takes time to recover. At 600 mph there isn't always enough timer to recover.Ý
In this big sphere, small numbers multiplied by huge numbers will give you really big errors.
This is the kind of thing I did research on in college.
Here is another one that about chaos.... I learned in "trying" to program math, it was very very iffy. The best you ever get is an approximation. Yet technology is marketed as absolute and better than the human brain. If anything, good intuition is better than relying on man made devices.
I've been studying abstracts in math off and on most of my life. On your desk, you are frustrated by tools, like the sharpness of a pencil or the compass point. We use sandpaper on the points when I was young... I'm 51. And rulers and protractors are no more accurate. Even the best manufactured engineering tools are flawed. Then I though that mechanical pencils were amazing. They had problems too.
Then in laser labs, the accuracy is great, but vibration is NOT. I was taught to calculate the percent of potential error due to visual parallax. (An apparent change in the direction of an object, caused by a change in observational position that provides a new line of sight.) + or - 5% was considered acceptable.Ý Well not on a computer or laser.
People are even less accurate. Human response time is between 3-7 seconds (about) and that means they can read meters and equipment differently though they appear to be in the same time and space. They aren't. That is why we call some people "spaced out." People are the real unpredictable "Chaos" factor. The computer industry as a whole is extremely chaotic, with Microsoft being the pendulum in this system due to their monopoly which was obtained due to other's inability to keep up with this massive chaotic mess and fast growth. There butterfly adds for MSN make me laugh.Ý I've never seen such an incompetent group. First they had the a window breaking up and blowing away in the wind as an logo and now they use the: It's better with the butterfly," and the symbol for CHAOS to define themselves. What a joke.
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Your computer doesn't crash every day because of the butterfly factor, but it only takes one crash from Pi error to end someone's life if they are in a plan or jet. The engineers all know this just what is happening, but most are working. Their employer's who sell these product have contract preventing them from disclosing these issues. I don't. So I can blow the whistle on this. Right Bill? He is gagged too.
