Someone Blow My Mind Vol. Illuminati, 2012, Aliens, Life

[itshlittt]

I saw it cut on 4.0

but anyway. pasting this here for those "you can just plug any number in people"

the Pi shortcut works only on word 13 and office 365 btw.

You’ll likely also recall Pi (π), the number expressed most often as 3.14, the first three digits of at least 2.7 trillion digits, which make up the entire number. If you have forgotten Pi, it is commonly used to find the area and circumference of a circle. There is a mathematician’s shorthand for finding Pi, and it is diving the number 22, by the number 7. Paying homage to this, if you have a PC, and you type alt+227, it will generate the symbol π in your word processing program. Notice how 227 are the same digits that are used in the equation 22 divided by 7. If we write out the phrase twenty-two divided by seven, it will sum to 314, much like 3.14, using Ordinal Gematria. The math follows:

Twenty = 20+23+5+14+20+25 = 107 Two = 20+23+15 = 58
Divided = 4+9+22+9+4+5+4 = 57
by = 2+25 = 27

Seven = 19+5+22+5+14 = 65
Twenty-two divided by seven = 314 (Ordinal) (Same digits as 3.14)

Equally as interesting, if we write out three-hundred-sixty, the number of degrees in a circle, and calculate using Ordinal Gematria, it will sum to 227. Again, Pi is most commonly used to unlock the mathematics of the circle. The math is as follows:

Three = 20+8+18+5+5 = 56
Hundred = 8+21+14+4+18+5+4 = 74 Sixty = 19+9+24+20+25 = 97 Three-hundred-sixty = 227 (Ordinal)

 

[nickname.esco]

or your boy Mo.












jk

what dat mean breh.

gay?

 

[itshlittt]

A guy doubted this. Being the computer programmer that he was, he designed a test to discover if this was a coincidence or not. The way the test worked was by randomizing the 26-letters of the English alphabet a million different ways, and determining how many different alphabetic orders would result in the phrase twenty-two divided by seven summing to 314, and the number three-hundred-sixty summing to 227. What he discovered after numerous tests of randomizing the alphabet, were the odds became 1 in approximately 8,500, a tiny fraction of a percentage point, a mathematical improbability, eliminating the chance of coincidence.

 

[itshlittt]

what dat mean breh.

gay?

yeah I'm just joking tho god.

 

[kickn-since89]

Nice screen grab. My naked eye saw 4.1 in real time

I saw it too and did a double take. Slowed down the speed to get the screen grab

 

[headdetective]

Def a good catch

 

[SupremeBeing5]

I saw it cut on 4.0

but anyway. pasting this here for those "you can just plug any number in people"

the Pi shortcut works only on word 13 and office 365 btw.

You’ll likely also recall Pi (π), the number expressed most often as 3.14, the first three digits of at least 2.7 trillion digits, which make up the entire number. If you have forgotten Pi, it is commonly used to find the area and circumference of a circle. There is a mathematician’s shorthand for finding Pi, and it is diving the number 22, by the number 7. Paying homage to this, if you have a PC, and you type alt+227, it will generate the symbol π in your word processing program. Notice how 227 are the same digits that are used in the equation 22 divided by 7. If we write out the phrase twenty-two divided by seven, it will sum to 314, much like 3.14, using Ordinal Gematria. The math follows:

Twenty = 20+23+5+14+20+25 = 107 Two = 20+23+15 = 58
Divided = 4+9+22+9+4+5+4 = 57
by = 2+25 = 27

Seven = 19+5+22+5+14 = 65
Twenty-two divided by seven = 314 (Ordinal) (Same digits as 3.14)

Equally as interesting, if we write out three-hundred-sixty, the number of degrees in a circle, and calculate using Ordinal Gematria, it will sum to 227. Again, Pi is most commonly used to unlock the mathematics of the circle. The math is as follows:

Three = 20+8+18+5+5 = 56
Hundred = 8+21+14+4+18+5+4 = 74 Sixty = 19+9+24+20+25 = 97 Three-hundred-sixty = 227 (Ordinal)

Wow

 

[SupremeBeing5]

Man that Lil Wayne **** ******* insane man. How the **** he suddenly connects everything to Kobe too? People gonna keep thinking it’s just a coincidence.

 

[daruma]

Man that Lil Wayne **** ****ing insane man. How the **** he suddenly connects everything to Kobe too? People gonna keep thinking it’s just a coincidence.

there is a moment of silence for kobe in the jay rock track too. 24 seconds

 

[doublemesh96]

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I saw it cut on 4.0

but anyway. pasting this here for those "you can just plug any number in people"

the Pi shortcut works only on word 13 and office 365 btw.

You’ll likely also recall Pi (π), the number expressed most often as 3.14, the first three digits of at least 2.7 trillion digits, which make up the entire number. If you have forgotten Pi, it is commonly used to find the area and circumference of a circle. There is a mathematician’s shorthand for finding Pi, and it is diving the number 22, by the number 7. Paying homage to this, if you have a PC, and you type alt+227, it will generate the symbol π in your word processing program. Notice how 227 are the same digits that are used in the equation 22 divided by 7. If we write out the phrase twenty-two divided by seven, it will sum to 314, much like 3.14, using Ordinal Gematria. The math follows:

Twenty = 20+23+5+14+20+25 = 107 Two = 20+23+15 = 58
Divided = 4+9+22+9+4+5+4 = 57
by = 2+25 = 27

Seven = 19+5+22+5+14 = 65
Twenty-two divided by seven = 314 (Ordinal) (Same digits as 3.14)

Equally as interesting, if we write out three-hundred-sixty, the number of degrees in a circle, and calculate using Ordinal Gematria, it will sum to 227. Again, Pi is most commonly used to unlock the mathematics of the circle. The math is as follows:

Three = 20+8+18+5+5 = 56
Hundred = 8+21+14+4+18+5+4 = 74 Sixty = 19+9+24+20+25 = 97 Three-hundred-sixty = 227 (Ordinal)

Oh ok!

Give us more

 

[itshlittt]

what do you want to know? DCAllAfrican

 

[DCAllAfrican]

what do you want to know? DCAllAfrican

Any more basic level gemetrias.

 

[itshlittt]

Any more basic level gemetrias.

you should first ask yourself why there's 26 letters in the alphabet. it all begins there.

 

[MetalMario]

I too am interested. I'll start digging

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Decoding The Gematria Of The English Alphabet - Graham Hancock Official Website

Decoding The Gematria Of The English Alphabet - Graham Hancock Official Website

Greetings readers. My name is Marty Leeds and I am the author of three books, Pi & The English Alphabet Volume 1, Volume 2 and the recently released The Peacock’s Tales – The Alchemical Writings of Claudia Pavonis. I have uncovered a mathematical cipher hidden beneath the English Alphabet that […]

grahamhancock.com

 

[marikomorose]

To the ppl invested in these conspiracy theories, is it safe to assume that you believe in god? And particularly the god presented in the Bible?

 

[itshlittt]

To the ppl invested in these conspiracy theories, is it safe to assume that you believe in god? And particularly the god presented in the Bible?

which conspiracy theory are you referring to?

 

[headdetective]

 

[ps2child]

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[ps2child]

there is a moment of silence for kobe in the jay rock track too. 24 seconds

Track 8 is approx 3min 24sec long. The songs audio track stops at approx 3min which leaves 24sec of silence. Hence 8/24. Cant make this up go listen.

 

[marikomorose]

which conspiracy theory are you referring to?

Particularly w/ the sacrificial stuff.

 

[youngogjosh]

............Ok I gotta ask, why do you guys add the 7 and 6 in 76 instead of subtracting, dividing, or multiplying them?

 

[doublemesh96]

............Ok I gotta ask, why do you guys add the 7 and 6 in 76 instead of subtracting, dividing, or multiplying them?

why would you subtract or divide? To answer your question, because that’s not how Gematria works. There’s a formula.

 

[fapmasterjr]

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