Yesterday I
was channel surfing and came upon the movie Pi.
This is not the movie LIFE OF PI, which is about an Indian (Far Eastern) on a wayward raft in
the middle of the sea, or is it? This
movie PI is about a mathematical genius
who was self destructive and non functional, directed by Darien
Aranfsky. It was made in 1998 and won
the Gotham Open Palm Award.
It was in
black and white. I only watched part of
it until it started getting strange. I
was fascinated about the magic of numbers that was continued discussion through
the movie. The movie came out with all
kinds of strange facts about numbers and how the ancient Hebrew language could be converted into numbers, and
visa versa.
I know very
little about the magic of numbers. I do
know the magic of Nine. If you take any
number that is two digits or more, reverse the order and then take both group of numbers and subtract
the smaller number from the other number and what ever you come up with, if you add those digits, in
the long run will total 9, always. Like
if you subtract one from the other you may come up with 18, 81, 72, 27, 54, 45,
and other combinations, and then add those together, like 45 and you will get
9.
I also know
the Law of Averages is an actual law of nature that is heavily enforced. Flip a quarter a hundred times and I bet
they both will be near 50 times heads and 50 times tails. If it runs something like 49 heads and 51
tails, you can almost best the next flipping
will even itself out so in the long run heads and tails will be 50 and
50. Try it and see.
At Kennesaw
College, when it was Kennesaw Junior College back in 1975 I was working at the Postal Service in Atlanta, through the night, sleeping a couple
of hours each day then go to classes at
KJC..
One evening
in an algebra class, being exhausted, I nodded off.
I had a
dream about Pi and its meaning to the year numbers. In my dream I figured I could pin point the
exact Jesus was born and even the time by using the Pi formula plus a couple of
more formulas, but Pi was the chief basic formula of life and even its meaning. To this day I remember that the reasoning was so clear. But I can't remember exactly what it was, I wonder if I was really onto to something.
Still dazed
by my dream I jumped out of desk and blurted out what I just figured in my
dream and how I had the key of how to figure out the meaning of life. It was a mathematical formula. I interrupted the professor or instructor's lecture. His hand frozen to his pointing to chalk
numbers of the blackboard and was looking at me puzzled.
Then I fully woke
up.
Oh me.
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