PHP: // When we get born into this world, we boot up our // brain, heart and other systems to form a picture of this reality. using System; // atral blueprint of this reality using System.Collections.Generic; // personality structure fingerprint using System.ComponentModel; // other people's belief structure using System.Data; // color pens, and artistic impressions using System.Drawing; // and some other stuff we dont even know about yet. using System.Linq; // This we didn't learn until we were 7 using System.Text; // And this is something we bought into when we got older. using System.Windows.Forms; // Address: Multiverse, Universe, Galactic coordinates 34-24-36 Planet earth. namespace Multiverse { /* Let's establish something we want to do now, I would like to see how thoughts relate to fractals, how words can be programming and what does thoutghts look like, when forming a fractal. */ public partial class Fractal : Form { public Fractal() { /* fractals are actually components to reality */ InitializeComponent(); } /* As Terrence McKenna said, culture is my operating system, and that my Culture ACTUALLY has BUG's in it. I was right! Number 0 is actually a bug in our culture. Because 0 is not a number, it doesn't exist. 0 is false, false is a statement of a quality of existance if false were to be represented as a number, false would be negative infinity. 0 is 0 no matter how many times you have it, and it leaks the energy. Its a thought energy leak. Because 0 times anything is a stupid thought, my energy is wasted counting if any of the numbers I divide with or substract with has 0. What this bug does to my thoughts, I think that something can be 0% true, we get alot of Division By Zero errors in our mind. If something is even 10% true, we think it can be defined as true, witch makes it opposite to false, allthough its many more times closer to false than true.. the trick is that i need to define everything as true, or false, and I just have to figure out how they relate. 0 is 0 no matter how many times I have it. I can't percieve negative infinity, just like i can't percive infinity. If I were to percive either, there would be no division, or infinite division, same thing, I would be concious of all that is. Okay now, IMagicne a 2d map, where X is linear progression of how much money you have Y is not the time axis, is is a copy of X, so you can see it in 2d. Z is the progression of time, or, the SEPERATION of a money making EVENT from every OTHER money making EVENT of the same kind, It is seen as changes of colors. From white to black. Infinity is everything that is infinite, is is the base of our reality. Infinity is all that is, infinity is infinite potential for anything. Infinity is the flow of energy, electricity. Infinity is conciousness. Infinity of time space is the universe, because the universe is infinite time space. Infinity is the number 1 in mathematics. Infinity divided in to 2 makes 1 and 1 infinity, that equals 2, if you divide that again it equals 4. 4 cells, 4 divisions of the infinite. That way it is logical that when you divide 1 into 1 it equals 1. So, I need a de infinition for finity, so that THE computer will not be infused with an infinite loop. */ double DeFinite = 200.0; /* Lets begin painting the picture.*/ protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs paintEvnt) { /* Even in virtual reality w e try to own stuff. Lets get a virtual peace of paper! */ Graphics gfx = paintEvnt.Graphics; /* Bitmap standard is very old, and simple. Simple facts prevail. And because we are going to demonstrate infinity in finite space 1 pixel is the same as 1/200th division of infinity */ Bitmap FractalBmp = new Bitmap((int)DeFinite, (int)DeFinite, gfx); /* Lets think a thought, lets say that everytime I have a dollar, I get as many dollars as I allredy have, as many times as I have them so, money = money * money so, everytime I calculate that, is how I can calculate the Z axis. If you had 1.1 dollars, you would get 1.21 and that's where you put number 1, number 2 is 1.21*1.21 = 1.4641 etc, to infinity.*/ for (double X = 0; X < DeFinite; X += 1.0) for (double Y = 0; Y < DeFinite; Y += 1.0) { double Z = Fracture(X / DeFinite, Y / DeFinite); /* I get the color from Z coordinate */ int color = (int)(Z * 255 / DeFinite); /* IMagicne a 2d map, where X is linear progression of how much money you have Y is not the time axis, is is a copy of X, so you can see it in 2d. Z is the progression of time, or, the SEPERATION of a money making EVENT from every OTHER money making EVENT of the same kind, It is seen as changes of colors. From white to black. */ FractalBmp.SetPixel((int)X, (int)Y, Color.FromArgb(color, color, color)); } /* Draw the picture from memory to the paper now. */ gfx.DrawImage(FractalBmp, 0, 0); } double Fracture(double X, double Y) { double Zx = X, Zy = Y; /* < and > are bugs too, that come with the thinking that there is a 0 <= and >= is what should ALLWAYS be used. Because even the last 1 is worth an infinity. <= and not < because, <= is a judgement, a division in dumb < smart is a division, you are dividing wisdom into 2, dumb and smart. so, in x < 2 if x is ++; there is 1 possibility, In x <= 2 there is 2 possibilities, wich is more logical, because when you divide infinity into 2, you get 1 + 1, so you get 2. */ for /* from */(int XthDivision = 1/* first */; /* to */ XthDivision <= DeFinite; /* DEfinite number */ /* do */ XthDivision++) /* DEfinition, syncronisticly translates to de finiting something, infinite, is the opposition of definite. So, defining something is putting a limitation to it. and, defining it as infinite, is infining it. Making it the base of my reality, from witch to divide, define. Indefinitie means infinite, and is often an expression of uncertainty, something that is finite, that needs to be definied. */ { /* C# has its own definitions for infinity, but they work only on double numbers So, the limitations of the programming language is allredy coming in the way of the fractality of the code, allthough the code is this simple. */ if (Zx == double.PositiveInfinity || Zy == double.PositiveInfinity) { return XthDivision; } if (Zx == double.NegativeInfinity || Zy == double.NegativeInfinity) { return XthDivision; } /* MandelBrot Set, F = F ^ 2 + C */ double ZyTemp = Math.Pow(Zy, 2); Zy = 2 * Zx * Zy + Y; Zx = Math.Pow(Zx, 2) - ZyTemp + X; /* So, the (idea/infinity) is to know how many times you need to count Z = Z ^ 2 until you shoot off to infinity for the given coordinate */ } /* if the number goes off to infinity, we return the DeFinite number if it. */ return DeFinite; } } } /* Programming is like DNA, DNA has */ /* signs everywhere too, and if you remove the */ /* the code between them gets executed. evo-lution.net/blog/posts/program-your-dna/ So, why can't we speak the language of DNA witch is all mathematics? we can, and that language is hebrew. It has no 0, and 1, all so means infinite. youtube.com/watch?v=dk_m5z0mKzo&feature=related */
