Showing posts with label donut theory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label donut theory. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 September 2011

The Torus

I am no silence hater, but I could certainly get up easier back before couplehood when I would hit the play button and have the sonics of my bloody valentine, underworld or smashing pumpkins as a form of electro-shock therapy to stimulate my tired synapses into daylight mode. I sometimes feel like I've been three quarters asleep for a very long time now... And at the other end of the day, I concur. Music, or else the reassuring sounds and voices of the world service would always lull me to a sound sleep in any far flung corner of the huge pink map.

"In one complex dimension, the only compact examples are tori, which form a one-parameter family. The Ricci-flat metric on a torus is actually a flat metric, so that the holonomy is the trivial group SU(1). A one-dimensional Calabi–Yau manifold is a complex elliptic curve, and in particular, algebraic."

I believe 'torus' is the geometrical name for a donut. But I don't know what all of this means.

Friday, 12 March 2010

Sound theories

All sound theories, no doubt. Wight was happening way before '70, but apparently on a small scale. The first one was actually justa folk group playing to their neighbours from their back garden. It only made it onto the Map of Happenings once the 'Big Zee' (Dylan) appeared there ('69 - apparently he chose the UK festival as he was living in the woodstock area at the time and 'couldn't be doing with all those hippies hanging around trying to catch a glimpse of me through the curtain crack as i try on various hats and practice my cane twirling'). After that, it grew to become the UK music mecca, hence most people only being aware of it from '70 onwards, the year Hendrix and the Doors flew in from over the pole on a big airliner.

Epstein once told me how the combination of the right resonant frequency and decibel level can cause massive amplitude soundwaves to eminate from small landmasses - they lierally vibrate like a speaker. He suggests it is possible that The Isle of Wight itself was the amplification device utlizied for the transatlantic transmission, hence it's choice as an operational location.

As for Westcoast based soundsources, who knows? perhaps the donut ring soundwave theory (DRST) is correct, perhaps it was an attempt to impede the advancement of oriental/asian superpowers via means of sonic supression or rhythmic/harmonic mind control.

Monterey is definitely worth investigation. Previous research of other angles of the case seem to dovetail back to the '50s, so I am guessing the origins of all phenomena relevant to the case date back to this time at the very earliest. Anything new borne of the late '50s-early '60s is a worthy candidate of suspicion.

Wormold

Friday, 13 November 2009

Radio Quietness

Just been onto my home account to catch up with dispatches.

So… Atlantis discovered. It just needs a martian face and some dubious geometry now.

Katty Black: I assume this must be an insider contacting us. Do you know if she is UK based, US or other?

The Russian connection: HAARP. Having previously investigated a northern UK installation with Agent Lone Wolf and partner, and seen similar signage used to scare away unwanted tourists from what was merely (I say merely, but who knows) an aquatic bio-research/development facility, I know that the heavy handed red capital letters may not always be justified. I am unsure of the purpose of HAARP activities, but the suggestions, particularly moon-bouncing, suggest to me something military or industrio-political. It reminds me of Tesla’s ground-breaking wireless energy-transfer system that was swiftly hushed up and put in the freezer.

The North has a strong mysterious-force quotient, largely associated with the earth’s magnetic activity. The two poles differ in that the south has a land mass – the shape of which can be seen to spiral around the centrifugal spin force of the earth, while the north pole has water, but then a crust of ice – the surrounding land masses form a ring, from Siberia to Baffin Island, Greenland, Norway... Perhaps the North is more useful for this reason.

UFO activity: I am interested in the L. Baikal report. I have witnessed a slide show on said Lake, and it is indeed an intriguing place.

I feel that besides magnetism, the north polar region is also high in mysterious force simply because it is dark so much. Everybody knows that spooky things happen in the dark… It’s the best time for secret groups of otherworldly beings to conduct activities without being seen…

As for Caribbean activity, my good friend Timothy Good reports at length on the hidden base located on Puerto Rico.

Myself – since radio quietness I have been considering a new question to use as a benchmark against case developments past and present. We have been exploring the what, how, who and when. I feel that it would be of great benefit to understanding what is at play here if we tackle the question ‘why?’.

The quiet man

Friday, 4 September 2009

The Fringe Donut

the circle is a ring avoiding the middle, the X is a crosshair upon the middle. but then the X deletes, the ring highlights. could read eitherof them either way. the centre could be land - the ring of coastal zone could be the fringe donut. or the centre could be an ocean and the donut the ring of land... in the late 80s/early nineties a whitby schooner illegally travelled to iceland and perhaps beyond, and is now an object of folklore. i forget it's name. but i bet it was something woolly...

The Empty Centre

On suchnsuchaday, someone said:

As is known by anybody who has played the game, the centrespot is by farthe most effective position to hold on the grid; without taking controlof this spot, the game is almost lost by default. In our investigation, any form of midpoint seems to be empty. I do not know what this means, so draw your own conclusion.

I draw your attention to certain remarks made by a mister 'no'min'mailler, from field studies of jungle warfare and comparison with revolutionary chess tactics of the 60s/70s. Avoid the centre spot. Let the man hit you against the ropes. Get yr man to make sure the ropes are nice n loose. n bounce on them to soak up the blows. that is a wayto win. skirt around the outskirts. Keep out of the middle ground. The empty centre, man, the empty centre...
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