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I don't want you to know

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Registered: 12/10/04

Re: The golden angle 137.507, pi, phi and positive integer 1728
Posted: Apr 26, 2004 8:36 PM

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Okay, more specific:

Pi is NOT 3.14164078... using a different equation will only change it
if the equation is wrong.

Also, You cannot get 360.00551... degrees into a circle (at least not
on a 2d plane. You define a degree by taking a circle and dividing it
by 360 exactly.

I cannot comment on the rest of your page as I could not follow the
rambling.

I will not give you my name because you might be the kind of person
that sends letter bombs to people who dissagree with you.

On 24 Apr 04 21:30:17 -0400 (EDT), Anonymous wrote:
>On 23 Apr 04 13:44:35 -0400 (EDT), I don't want you to know wrote:
>>I'm sorry. You are wrong.
>>
>
>Ok, please what is your name?
>
>Would you like to expand on the "you are wrong" part.
>
>
>>If you tell me you've discovered something unknown in mathematics,
>
>
>I have posted my reconciliations, yes my work:
>
>
>Can you show me where in the last three hundred years, where an
>equation has been used like mine on 1728 to give an inverse value for
>a positive number?
>
>Many famous mathematicians have used 1728 (j-invarient) but I have
>uesd something new to explained this positive integer 1728.
>
>Annals of Mathematics, 149 (1999), 1079-1086 (1932)
>
><a
href="http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/557034.html">http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/557034.html

>
>
> I
>>say " Cool, tell me about it." But, When you say you are right and
>the
>>best mathematicians of the last two centuries are wrong about
>>something as fundamental as pi,
>
>
>I just don't know what to make out of what you are saying. You seem
to
>be upset but not mentioning what about. Can you give some examples
of
>where I have said I am right.
>
>I say " You are wrong"
>>I highly recommend rechecking your calculations.
>
>About what?
>Which calculations?
>
>Could you be more specific my work is resonably extensive.
>
>And I have been complimented for my reconciliation attempts,
>I don't mind you saying I am wrong, in fact I thank you for your
>response, but please let it be somewhat constructive.
>
>Regards
>
>>
>>On 23 Apr 04 01:05:25 -0400 (EDT), Anonymous wrote:
>>>The golden angle 137.507, pi, phi and positive integer 1728
>>>
>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>my outcomes for pi, phi and positive integer 1728
>>>
>>>hope they are of interest to you.
>>>
>>><a
>>href="http://www.vorpublishing.com/the_golden_angle_pi_phi_and_1728_by_kevin_trinder.html"><a
href="http://www.vorpublishing.com/the_golden_angle_pi_phi_and_1728_by_kevin_trinder.html">http://www.vorpublishing.com/the_golden_angle_pi_phi_and_1728_by_kevin_trinder.html

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>>>
>>>Regards