¶ Probability Model of Three Cars on a Highway
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Probability Model of Three Cars on a Highway:
“In the early days of the auto on a lonely road-- when you saw another car coming-- there was always a third coming into view or already in view. Three cars frequently come to approximately the same highway point at approximately the same time. This is not surprising because when we, having first taken away the two points from the system to accommodate the axis of the observer, and you always have the topologically constant relative abundance of interference crossings, areas, and lines. Edges are lines. The guided car paths are in reality lines, traces, with universal threefoldness of energy event trajectory vectors. Universe keeps sorting its event traces into bundles of three. The social highway experience of three cars is the inexorably present, tri-complementarity relationship of the little local triangle on the Earth’s surface complemented by the three other great circle triangles of the terrestrial spherical tetrahedron always inevitably produced in all systems formulations and transforming laws. Critical proximity imposes triangulation.”
¶ Cross-References
- Polar Vertexes, 17 Feb
¶ Citations
- RBF 19 Feb re-write of same caption 17 Feb.
