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1452-1519 Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is a masterpiece of mathematical precision, utilizing strict linear perspective, the golden ratio, and geometric symmetry. All architectural lines converge on Jesus’s right temple, creating a perfect vanishing point that directs attention to the center, where Christ forms an equilateral triangle. Walks of Italy +4 He was a pioneering anatomist who conducted over 30 secret, detailed dissections of human cadavers to fundamentally improve artistic realism and scientific understanding. He produced over 200 drawings, accurately mapping muscles, bones, vascular systems, and fetus in the womb, often using 3D, layered techniques. BBC +4 correction: baby painting the Outsider The shape of His lips is a bird in flight. The hair curls and waves aren't just that: think mathematically.
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The cut applies to Professional Military Education (PME), a structured, career-long program of instruction designed to develop the leadership, intellectual, and technical capabilities of officers and noncommissioned officers (NCOs). It is a "progressive and sequential" system focusing on military expertise, doctrine, and decision-making to create prepared leaders, as described in the Army University Press.
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Raphael 1483-1520 Dante 1265-1321 Rockefeller POB NYC 6/12/1915 - 3/20/2017 Epstein POB Brooklyn NY 1/20/1953 - 8/10/2019 Kissinger POB Fürth 5/27/1923 - 11/29/2023 Epstein interview https://x.com/AdameMedia/status/2017792281902710973?s=20 Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) Since 2011 the RBF has donated significant funds to support anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian organizations and protests. It has become the most important source of funding for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions political campaign. https://www.rbf.org/ Rockefeller
The Rockefeller Fund supported eugenics even after it was discovered that Nazi eugenic programs were designed to shun and denigrate Europe's Jewish population. Eugenics In 1883, British explorer and natural scientist Francis Galton coined the term eugenics. Influenced by Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, Galton advocated a system that would allow the more suitable races or strains of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable. Britannica Wall Street An actual city wall existed on the street from 1653 to 1699. During the 18th century, the location served as a slave market and securities trading site, and from 1703 onward, as the location of New York's city hall, which became Federal Hall. Wikipedia Santa Fe Institute The Santa Fe Institute is an independent, nonprofit theoretical research institute located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, dedicated to the multidisciplinary study of the fundamental principles of complex adaptive systems, including physical, computational, biological, and social systems. Mathematics Google AI Overview Q. Did Epstein major in math in college? A. No, Jeffrey Epstein did not graduate from college, and while he studied math and physics, he did not formally major in mathematics. Here are the details of his education:
Though he did not graduate, Epstein was known to have a strong aptitude for math and physics. He lived on a farm. Interview During the interview, he answered questions about: math physics the soul music poetry writing philosophy ethics education the devil Christ Mass If you see Sundays in Ordinary Time, you know that you are in the wrong place. The Third Edition of the Roman Missal, printed on flimsy, throw-away paper, promulgated in 2000, and introduced to English-speaking parishes in 2011, is false, using bad translations. The 1962 Roman Missal (Vulgate and Douay-Rheims) follows the valid liturgical calendar, which divides the year into seasons, such as "Time After Epiphany" and "Time After Pentecost". Sundays are numbered based on their relation to these feasts, not "Ordinal Time". Today is Septuagesima, Latin for 70th, both the name of the liturgical season and the name of the Sunday, marking the beginning of the shortest season, including Sexagesima and Quinquagesima, seventeen days long until Ash Wednesday, like a countdown, seven, six, five. The color is purple. Babylonian mathematics, developed in Mesopotamia around 2000–1600 BC, was an advanced sexagesimal base-60 positional system. Calendars There are three calendars: lunar, Julian, and Gregorian, corresponding to the ancient Hebrews, ancient Romans, and the calendar corrected by Pope Gregory XII in 1582 through the papal bull Inter Gravissimas. It corrected the inaccuracies of the Julian calendar, which had drifted by 10 days, by skipping those days in October 1582 to realign the calendar with the solar year and seasons. Everybody uses that calendar, further justifying BC and AD. UTC Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is the primary time standard used in outer space, particularly for the International Space Station (ISS). It acts as a neutral, consistent reference point for global ground control teams to coordinate activities. Catholic circumscribes Universal. Seasons, Equinox, and Solstices
National Weather Service, HQ Silver Spring, Maryland National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) As part of NOAA, it operates a national network, including 122 local weather forecast offices across the US, such as the Sacramento office in California, nine national centers, and six regional headquarters located in Kansas City, Bohemia (NY), Fort Worth, Salt Lake City, Anchorage, and Honolulu. Algebra of Musical Tuning Systems
Posted on February 28, 2023, by billkeevers Simple summary of two points:
Fibonacci Sequence the 15-mile-long shadow of Mt. Fuji The photos were posted by Quora members. They did not know what they had observed. Do you? Ram
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That is a short list of biologists, biochemists, related life scientists, and mathematicians who have publicly expressed belief in intelligent design (ID) or argued against naturalistic evolution in favor of a designer.
1/23/2026 Deviations All the deviations are well below 1. Negative Exponents A negative exponent does not make the result a negative number; it results in a fraction, a small decimal, and the larger the negative exponent, the smaller the fraction. Fractals Fractals are complex, repeating geometric patterns that are self-similar across different scales, meaning they look similar no matter how much you zoom in. Created through repeating simple, iterative mathematical processes, they exhibit detailed, nested structures found both in abstract mathematics (for example, the Mandelbrot set) and throughout nature, such as in trees, clouds, rivers, and snowflakes. Thomas Aquinas First Principles & Music Thomas Aquinas wrote extensively on first principles, defining them as indemonstrable, self-evident foundations for all knowledge, science, and morality. Rooted in Aristotelian thought, he argued that these principles are grasped by the intellect upon experiencing reality, with the primary ontological principle being that "being is being". During his 48 years, he wrote about eight million words and composed five major Eucharistic hymns. Written around 1264 at the request of Pope Urban IV for the Feast of Corpus Christi, these works include Pange Lingua (which contains Tantum Ergo), Lauda Sion, Sacris Solemniis, Verbum Supernum, and the personal prayer Adoro Te Devote. Karin Öberg ETs Malinowski Fontgombault, 11th century Benedictine abbey (cloistered, i.e. enclosed) and its village, are on the banks of the river Creuse (hollow, as in a small, narrow valley or basin between mountains or hills, typically featuring a stream or creek), nestled along the wooded banks of this tributary of the river Vienne (Vienna).
At this time, I subscribe to 50 YouTube channels, about five that are Catholic, pertaining to math, science, art, music, and literature. Bickering, unfriendly Catholics are behind the times. Not one is there to lead the 10th crusade. Sexagesima Sunday is upcoming, 2/8/2026.
Malinowski Stephen's Solar System circles are strikingly simple. It is possible to ski on the Moon at the South Pole. The low gravity (1/6th of Earth) would make it possible to ski, jump, and glide effortlessly over the lunar surface, often without needing formal skis at all! this is that one Duet for Three When you have two guys of the same height, then you have an equilateral triangle, and the same in the Latin Mass when the altar boys are of the same height, a metaphorical compari-son. Elle x/y axis
The boy says, "They're fine." The ballet shoe fitter politely corrected Elle: it's not wood. Plants in a glass bottle use sunlight, trapped carbon dioxide, and water to create energy, releasing oxygen and moisture into the air inside. Water evaporates from the soil and plants, condensates on the glass walls, and drips back down as rain, maintaining a constant, recycled water supply. Bacteria and microorganisms in the soil break down decaying organic matter, releasing nutrients back into the soil, while also releasing carbon dioxide for the plants. A properly constructed bottle requires layers of gravel for drainage, soil, and plants, creating a self-contained habitat. The question put by the physicist to the chemist, Karin Öberg, is, can a sentient being be produced? What is the probability? Mathematical probability ranges from zero to one, no occurrence to 100%, impossible vs certain.
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-1 0 1, composed of three parts using three as a base 12/18/2025 Whenever I write about Him, I emphasize His Manhood. Many Catholics, multitudes of people, don't really believe it. He is still a Man: His Body is in Heaven. Thankfully, people go to Mass on Christmas, acknowledging His Incarnation nine months before and the infinite power in Him. E equals m c squared shows that energy and mass are equivalent and interchangeable, linked by the speed of light, meaning a tiny bit of mass holds immense energy, explaining phenomena from radioactivity to nuclear power and the energy of stars. This principle, from his theory of special relativity, reveals mass is "congealed energy" and forms the foundation for understanding nuclear processes and the universe's energy budget. Tetrameter
Esolen literary criticism of "The Three Kings" of Longfellow-Stainer-Keevers: Accentual tetrameter is common in popular English ballads, wherein two syllables (think of eighth notes) can substitute for one (think of a quarter note) in any unstressed position, also in which the lead stress may be strong. Coleridge used it in "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" (Reading List). Tetrahedron A tetrahedron, an important Catholic symbol I have written about (Math Category), is a 3D shape, a polyhedron with four triangular faces, six edges, and four vertices, essentially a triangular pyramid. A regular tetrahedron, a Platonic solid, has four identical equilateral triangles as faces, while an irregular tetrahedron can have different triangle shapes, but all faces remain triangles. Third Vocation Single life Q. How many words did Saint Thomas Aquinas write? (I already knew the answer and that he had four female secretaries pictured in an engraving republished in the blog.) A. We don’t know the exact number of words Saint Thomas Aquinas wrote down, because it would require counting every word in all his surviving texts across Latin, commentaries, disputations, letters, etc. There’s no definitive published total. However, scholars have made well-informed estimates based on the scope of his work: 📘 Scholarly estimates
📊 What this means So, while we can’t give a precise word count, the best scholarly estimate is: 👉Roughly 8 million words written by Thomas Aquinas across all his works. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy If you’re curious about specific works (like Summa Theologiae or Summa contra Gentiles), I can provide approximate word counts for those too! This creepy thing talks like I do. Next time, I will make it angry. I'm a pink panther in person. Really, no kidding. US, Scotland, England video produced on 12/11/2025 Math A diamond shape, or rhombus, is a four-sided flat shape (quadrilateral) with all four sides of equal length, often appearing as two triangles joined at their bases, with sharp top/bottom points and angled sides, like a kite or a tilted square. While "diamond" refers to the gemstone's natural form or a common representation, geometrically it's a rhombus, a type of parallelogram, known for its equal sides and opposite equal angles. Akin Roman Catholic Jimmy Akin (b. 8/24/1965) is the guy who calculated the date of the Crucifixion, 4/3/33, and that is searchable in my blog or Google AI Overview. Add up the numbers, four, three, thirty-three, in various configurations and see what you uncover. Google AI Overview Q. How far is the House of Dun from Calvine? A. For visitors traveling from Calvine, the journey is approximately 76 miles and takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes by car via the A9 and A90. House of Dun, a National Trust for Scotland property, is three miles west of Montrose and within easy reach of Aberdeen, Dundee, and Perth. courtesy of tripadvisor.com William Adam's Georgian house places baroque extravagance in a spectacular natural setting with stunning vistas overlooking Montrose Basin. Photo by Thomas Andy Branson The Usual Swamp Area, Montrose Basin, Angus, Scotland https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Usual_Swamp_Area,_Montrose_Basin,_Angus,_Scotland.jpg Google AI Overview Q. Did Jimmy Akin say anything about 3I/Atlas? A. Yes, Jimmy Akin has commented on the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, specifically noting its unusual trajectory and nickel-without-iron detection, which led him to discuss its potential (though unlikely) technological origins on his podcast, balancing scientific views with possibilities like demonic influence, always stressing his "neither skeptical nor credulous" stance. Key points from Jimmy Akin on 3I/ATLAS:
(end of Google assist) He is not a scientist.
I know three autodidacts: Alexander Yu, Bill Keevers, and Nicolas Albiani, seeking a masters degree in Nuclear Engineering at ETHZ (Zürich, Switzerland).
I am none of the above, first, relying on my formal education but reeducating myself ever since the fake pandemic occurred, second, being forced to seek Mass and confession elsewhere, and third, finding the help of numerous resources, including Alexander, with whom I worked for almost five years, and Bill most recently. Finally, the correct terminology is Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and Unidentified Anomalous Submerged Object (UASO). Google's Gemini No, 3I/ATLAS is not an imaginary number like 3𝑖 in math; it's a real, recently discovered interstellar comet, the third ever seen in our Solar System, named for the ATLAS survey that found it. ATLAS is the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System, a NASA-funded network of telescopes. Imaginary numbers are expressed as the sum of a real part and an imaginary part. The concept began with the Greeks, then Italians got involved, Frenchman René Descartes coined the derogatory term "imaginary", and Germans solidified their use. While some online theories playfully (and scientifically unsoundly) suggested it could be alien tech due to its unusual brightness and behavior, it's confirmed by its comet-like tail and orbit to be a natural visitor from another star system, designated "3I" for "third interstellar". Maven Spacecraft Pierre de Fermat 1601-1665 Fermat was a prominent lay Catholic who made major contributions to mathematics, demonstrating that faith and science weren't mutually exclusive. He lived in a time when the Church played a major role in French society, affecting daily life and intellectual pursuits, and corresponded with Catholic Blaise Pascal, working together on probability. The ABC Conjecture was first proposed by French mathematicians David Masser (in 1985) and Joseph Oesterlé (in 1988), and is also known as the Oesterlé–Masser conjecture, dealing with the relationship between the prime factors of three integers. Number Theory 12/10/2025 Quora
Check out Aditi Bonthu, math kid What math question stumped you? Trying to prove Napolean’s Theorem. [sic] Google AI Overview You're referring to Napoleon's Theorem, a geometry theorem stating that if you construct equilateral triangles on each side of any triangle (outward or inward), the centers of these new triangles will always form another equilateral triangle, known as the Napoleon Triangle. While attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte [good part], there's no proof he discovered [uncovered] it, but he was interested in mathematics and established institutions that fostered its study. I correct Google and myself about the same number of times. Triangles, isosceles or equilateral, pyramids, and tetrahedrons have huge significance in the Catholic faith and the reason I have written about the shapes and borrowed from others. Search math. written 1833-1836, published in 1837, dedicated to Countess d'Appony It almost looks like the work of a navigator or surveyor. Gemini summarized: King Zog I of Albania married Countess Geraldine Apponyi de Nagy-Appony, Hungary, in 1838. The well-known "Apponyi" (or Chinese Bouquet) design in Herend porcelain is named after the family. Herend Chinese Bouquet Dinner Plate - Green (haleyreynoldshome.com)
Visit the Piano Category. subscribere Any number x tetrated to some value y is equivalent to x exponentiated by itself y number of times; therefore, two tetrated by three would be equivalent to two squared, squared, or 16. ³2 = ? Answer the question.
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11/5/2025 https://stephencmeyer.org/ Plato Plato's central belief is that true reality exists in an unchanging, perfect world of forms or ideas, while the physical world is an imperfect, changeable copy. Platonists believe that abstract concepts like beauty, justice, and even "dogginess" are the true realities and that the physical world is less real. Having evolved into different forms, such as Neoplatonism, the philosophy has influenced fields like mathematics and science. I prefer the word "uncovered". The interviewer is a loon. Google AI Overview
Q. Who wrote about first principles? A. The first answer Google gave was Herbert Spencer's First Principles. However, Saint Thomas Aquinas preceded him. Google AI Overview I combined two answers. Thomas Aquinas Theoretical reason
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2 + 2 = 8 3 + 3 = 18 4 + 4 = 32 Then 5 + 5 = ___ Answer If 2 + 2 = 4 × 2 = 8 3 + 3 = 6 × 3 = 18 4 + 4 = 8 × 4 = 32 Then 5 + 5 = 10 × 5 = 50 |
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