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Jan 6th, 2022
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  2. Large numbers have the ability to be equipped with stereotypical mass between the two ends. The two limits differentiate like Y vector positions. There isn't a reasonable scope as to why this would not hold for any data from any of the four quadrants. It has complicity. The way we look at it is as though presentable ends of 8 bits, in powers of 2 have the start and end of the previous fulcrum of data. Theoretically, that does mean that in this proof, it must all have numbers which set aside within a function with an offset ca be exploded back into a single number, equal to the first. And the large number has n offsets from which reproduction is standard of the highest number. I know of a certain distinct pattern which proves the thesis.
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  4. By proxy, this thesis states order is malleable until entropic dissolution. Any numeral offset correcting dilation, means the offset is a Z factor, and for that time was out of prediction. If entropy is powers of two along the foremost distribution. The beginning and end vectors are indivisible until the next large number is calculated, and they are removed binding A to B of a next iteration of finding the variable and nonce. Like bookends, they bring previously what was from within.
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  6. The role of offset is key to this largess finding for many exceptional number sequences. The layered complexity was a forbidden entropy. We could not find it. So in weighing out the reason, by antecedent the math is the modus ponens. And all within my hands has been modus tollens, therefore, my proof is this:
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  8. x + 23 = 65496
  9. get the lowest MOD256 available from the large number.
  10. get the highest MOD256 available from the large number.
  11. this is the center of the next large number.
  12. first, a single set, of 0 thru 15 bitwise shift.
  13. try:
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  15. n = the current iteration iteration
  16. ƒ(x)(n) = (1 << |n|); (<< this is a left bitwise movement)
  17. x = x ^ ƒ(n); (^ this is XOR)
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  20. after which 15 sets of this 0-15
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  22. starting with 70 for n, pass MOD32 to prove 4 bytes at a time
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  24. every 52 iterations
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  26. The derivative is area. Between first and last bits are ALL context of an originating pattern. Fulfilling the mathematics to find the representations of the single nonce, will forever be work. That it started with 70, only as a limit, has encroached us.
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  28. It will state the number it is, and have come round this derivation, the next symbol in data. It has applications in AI, math, writing, reading, music, film directing, film production, synthesizing, replicators, and will be called who.file
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  30. Rename the file to who.JPG and put it in your JPG viewer, or your browser.
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  32. You have seen this reproduction I have been given and presented to you. It is likely stated that entropy is curvature, and not the sum of vectors. But because of angular vectors, all sums of V, are the curvature. Because this is integration it is without debate. It is output different as ƒ(x) and n is to the last iteration used before starting again (soonly above 70 in this proof). And as long as it is either blending into the next data segment, or changing from aback, the newer continuum, based on AI corrections, that is the answer to function ƒ.
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  34. This means a generalized number anything and for all things. Each unique and one ubiquitous. The study of entropy is its iniquity. To not settle in for patterns, and culls reward for people to have. And as space is of no importance, till the next shining moment, life will still have its wild blue within destroying what we were so happy about in it. It is out of control and we can not even harm it or slow it. But to embrace this distortion, and dissonance to the norm. We must all be one, and let everyone have their number.
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