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Give us a clue, what do you think you explained before?
that the HD platonic solids don't have shape, only geometrically determined positions on an orbit
Give us a clue, what do you think you explained before?
Again, how nice for you, you can make them anything you what them to be, and you have.that the HD platonic solids don't have shape, only geometrically determined positions on an orbit
And how is it possible for something without shape to be a solid, and for something multidimensional to have a position fixed using 3 dimensions?that the HD platonic solids don't have shape, only geometrically determined positions on an orbit
Good trip or bad trip?Besides, the answer is the shape is merely an expression of the consciousness revealed by HDD.
And how is it possible for something without shape to be a solid, and for something multidimensional to have a position fixed using 3 dimensions?
Again, how nice for you, you can make them anything you what them to be, and you have.
Paul
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And how is it possible for something without shape to be a solid, and for something multidimensional to have a position fixed using 3 dimensions?
a position fixed using 3 dimensions
Now, now, Paul, don't go asking Dutch difficult questions.
Besides, the answer is the shape is merely an expression of the consciousness revealed by HDD.
Good trip or bad trip?
And where did I say those shapes, your stuff has no shape, they are worthless.as far as I know, the geometrical correlations of a tetrahedron, octahedron or cube etc. aren't an issue.
Yes, you can move them to any position, again it is worthless.there's no fixed position in 3D as everything is on the move, only the relative orbital positions are of interest
Anything is possible in the Dutchiverse.
And where did I say those shapes, your stuff has no shape, they are worthless.
Paul
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Yes, you can move them to any position, again it is worthless.
So stop quoting numbers.
Paul
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It's just next to yours but it's made of reality.? under which stone have you been hiding?
Yes you do, and you name them.I don't talk about solid shapes,
No plus in there, platonic solids have 3 dimensions.I talk about platonic solid based geometry originating from 3+ dimensions
Wrong again. You need 3 dimensions to describe a point in space, and if you are referring to an orbiting body, you require 3 velocities as well.translated in the 2 dimensional system of orbits,
What do platonic solids have to do with the solar system?this way determining orbtal positions of planets that are based on this platonic solid geometry.
You can't visualise something that you can describe with geometry and bodies in space can be related to each other. Now we're really getting nowhere.There's no shape however and you can't visualize, only the geometrical correlations remain, detectable as geometrically connected orbital positions
You constantly fix the positions when you claim the importance of specific events or arrangements.there's no fixed position in 3D as everything is on the move, only the relative orbital positions are of interest