Thread: Fi, 11 and Pi
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Old 24-September-2008, 12:48 AM
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Sorry, I've been working through it.

So, its about exponents

4^64 is the highest exponential with 8bits (no zero is represented)

2^256 = 256^16 = 16^32 =(more than 8bits)

after 4^64 they repeat with a one added.

So Pi is repeated at this number -1

Pi represents 3/1 in its units, in out units its (((3+1)/4)+9)/5

And since the cube root of a unit length is 2, then that is why the derivitive of 2Pi in our units is 1

With circular units like Pi, integrals are simple:

The integral of Pi is Pi since 2 = 2Pi in units of Pi

Fi (Fibonacci) => Differtiation with Fi is simple since 1 differentiated is 1

This makes the hard differential equations of relativity easy and says that you can't get smaller enough to make a black hole.

The infinities all disappear since there are no new numbers over 4^64, they can all be counted in terms of these units with two numbers of 8bits long.