¶ Disparity
← Disparity | Disparity: Coupling of Disparate Actions →
RBF Definitions
“When we missed the moon in our first attempt to shoot a rocket to it, the tetrahedral tuck in Universe may have represented that discrete error. It was directly related to our lack of awareness of the disparity of the calculus. This disparity is corollary to the same mathematical disparity that was physically discovered in atomic behavior, which brought its discoverers’ the 1957 Nobel prize and which discovery physics’ long-held law of conservation of parity which held the obverse and reverse to be identical, ergo, redundant. A further corollary to the tetrahedral disparity of systems invalidates the functioning significance of the transcendental irrational constant Pi.”
¶ Citations
- UNIDIRECTIONAL HALO, 1960, Pp. 153-156.
