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#269 - Back to the Code
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#270 - 7 129, 6 105 195
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#271 - 7 129, 6 105 195, The 7 and the 6.
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#272 - The secret to understanding the 7 and the 6 is...
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#273 - Multiply each of them by the number of divisions on the wheel: 24.
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#274 - 7 x 24 = 168, 6 x 24 = 144.
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#275 - 7 (168) 129, 6 (144) 105 195.
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#276 - To apply these numbers, we need to go back and look at what number sequences these values relate to.
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#277 - The 7 from 7129
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#278 - 7 (168) 129, Earlier, it was shown that 129 derives from the sequence of adding prime numbers together.
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#279 - Because 7 is a part of the same 7129 line, its answer also lies in the sequence of prime sums.
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#280 - 7129 6105195
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#281 - Is 168 (7 x 24) anywhere in the sequence of prime sums?
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#282 - 168 just happens to be the sum of 4 consecutive prime numbers. 37 + 41 + 43 + 47.
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#283 - And not just any prime numbers.
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#284 - 37 + 41 + 43 + 47 = 168.
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#285 - These prime numbers surround the 195 degree axis.
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#286 - Believe it or not, The Freemasons Agree...
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#287 - We need to add a square into our chart that represents the base of the pyramid, as it would sit on the flywheel.
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#288 -
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#289 - A Closer Examination...
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#290 - We can see how each side of the pyramid is subject to the magnetism of 7 magnets.
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#291 - However the 168 tells us to use only this position:
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#292 - 328 - 160 = 168. Along the very side of the pyramid.
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#293 - We don't want all 7.
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#294 - 328 - 160 = 168. We only want 5.
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#295 - The Masons Show The Same
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#296 -
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#297 - What we don't want. Notice how there are 'knots' on each side of the pyramid.
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#298 - What we don't want. Notice how there are 'knots' on each side of the pyramid.
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#299 - This is what we need to do. Notice each side now shows artistic magnetism instead of the knots.
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#300 - Notice how the magnets from the corners have been ignored.
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#301 - That is the meaning of the 168.
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#302 - Only take the side.
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#303 - It's all in the masonic temple.
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#304 - No disinformation.
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#305 - No lies.
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#306 - It should be simple.
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#307 -
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#308 - And when we peek at what's on the INSIDE of Ed's flywheel...
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#309 - Everything lines up.
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#310 - 144 and 288
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#311 - 7 (168) 129, 6 (144) 105 195, The remaining part of the code is the number 6, or 144, (6 x 24 = 144)
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#312 - And you thought the rest was amazing...
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#313 - This is even better.
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#314 - 6 (144) 105 195, We earlier determined that this line is related to both prime quadruplets and angles.
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#315 - Following the same logic as before with the 7129...
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#316 - Because the 6 is part of the 6105195 line, it should also be related to prime quadruplets.
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#317 - Because the 6 is part of the 6105195 line, it should also be related to prime quadruplets.
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#318 - Does the number 144 come up anywhere in the prime quadruplets?
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#319 -
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#320 - 144 isn't a prime number itself, so it won't be part of a prime quadruplet, so we need to look at the prime sequence numbers.
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#321 -
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#322 - Prime numbers in both the 5th and 7th prime quadruplet are in position 144 and 288!
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#323 - Not bad, with prime quadruplets being so rare and all...
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#324 - 144, 288
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#325 - Pyramid in the Numbers
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#326 - Remember where the magic is?
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#327 - In the centers of the prime quadruplets...
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#328 - Let's take a look at the center of the prime quadruplets at prime sequence positions 144 and 288!
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#329 - 825 and 1875.
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#330 - You'll never believe this...
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#331 - 825 and 1875, These two values create exactly the same ratio as a right angle in a pyramid.
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#332 - 1875/825 = 2.272...
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#333 - These values from the centers of prime quadruplets can be assigned positions on the pyramid itself.
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#334 - It's like this...
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#335 - Knowing these co-ordinates, we could map a complete spiral of numbers in the pyramid. (That might be fun.)
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#336 - Again... The Centers of Prime Quadruplets Correspond to Angles
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#337 - 6 105 195, We've seen how the centers of prime quadruplets are also angles.
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#339 - Meaning, we don't just know a particular height in the pyramid...
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#340 - We know what side of the pyramid as well.
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#341 - And: 825 MOD 360 degrees = 105 degrees. (825 degrees = 360 degrees + 360 degrees + 105 degrees).
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#342 - Now we know: The center of the prime quadruplet that meets prime sequence number 144 is at 105 degrees on the pyramid, and at the height where a right angle would intersect.
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#343 - The Code Almost Solved
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#344 - In case you haven't noticed...
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#345 - Our analysis of the 7 (168) lead us to the 195 degree axis, with no height.
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#346 - And the 6 (144) sent us to the 105 degree axis, with a height on a pyramid.
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#347 - Back to the Flywheel
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#348 - Edward Leedskalnin has been very kind.
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#349 - He has designed his 'built to last' flywheel in such a way that our numbers, derived from his clues, match its internal configuration.
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#351 - So, a height at 105 degrees, and no height at 195 degrees.
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#352 - 1 is the 7 x 24 = 168, 2 is the 6 x 24 = 144.
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#353 - Number 1 has no height, while number 2 does.
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#354 - The flywheel...
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#355 - The height around 105 degrees is actually the handle (2) of the flywheel!
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#356 - Notice how this appears to approx match the 1.272 : 1.0 ratio, when a pyramid is overlayed.
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#357 - A round bit of metal (1) is attached to the star, to assist in collecting 168.
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#358 - 168. The alignment here is perfect.
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#359 - It's all perfect.
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#360 - And the orientation of the star...
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#361 -
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#362 - Matches the other star.
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