¶ XYZ Coordinate System
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XYZ Coordinate System:
"Even in 1960 most. scientists as well as laymen will say ‘squaring’ when referring to ‘second powering’ of numbers, and ‘cubing’ when referring to ‘third powering.’ En/Syn Geom. says ‘triabgling’ and ‘tetrahedroning,’ respectively. And because triangling and tetrahedroning are two and three times, respectively, more economical of available local space (and nature insists on being most economical) En/Syn Geometry is the most economical accounting system of nature.
"The assumption that XYZ linear expression was essential to the translation of observed phenomena into computational analysis, as well as the translation of computational analysis into realized technology, imposed the invention of the calculus. This and other errors of prime assumption resulted in an inter-accounting of the data won by remote disciplines which in turn seemingly disclosed that these remote areas of inquiry were inherently interlinked only by irrationally ratioed values. The well-known irrational constants, Pi, e, etc. stand as present-day monuments to the awkwardly ratioed communication links.
¶ Citations
- RBF Ltr. to Collier’s (Full text), pp.2A-3, July’59
