Time is precious, once its gone, we can't get it back.... set playback speed to 1.5

@danndeelion

4 жыл бұрын

omg yaaaass thank you.

@zarlodious1

4 жыл бұрын

Perfect cant stand slow speakers.

@Denebvega

4 жыл бұрын

Lol even at 2x it's slow! Where is 8x speed 😅

@pinkybliss6215

4 жыл бұрын

2x is perfect

@MidMo4020

4 жыл бұрын

D. S. THANK YOU!

Love it. I love when people talk about esoteric subjects. I believe the ancients such as Thoth, Hermes Trismegistus "Thrice Greatest" wrote the Hermetic Corpus which acted as a catalyst for the Hellenistic orders in ancient Rome and Greece. Of course, Thoth who authored the Emerald Tablets discovered this knowledge as well. This gnostic information lead to alchemy in which man contemplated how to "transmute" the soul back into the body. I believe this is the concept behind alchemy, we are constantly changing ourselves into new identities, ethos, and paradigm shifts occur in cultures as a result. It's all very fascinating. Unfortunately, the modern age of security and gatekeeping prevents most from discovering this wisdom. Look at Pythagoras who created the musical scale by listening to blacksmith hammering anvils. The platonic shapes and Pythagorean theorem we still use today in math. The initiates kept this information sealed, as they would be labeled heretics, similar to witchcraft and pagan worship by the druids. What truly lies behind the veil, man may never know. We produce DMT upon death and in our dreams, which activates our conscious imagination to "download" and "upload" to the firmament or as I like to call it... as well as Edward Cayce, the Akashic Records. We've had cloud technology for awhile it seems. Imagine if there is a wireless network like the ones we connect to our router with, but this one is on another band frequency, based on energetic vibrations and not visible on our light spectrum. What if the pyramids in Egypt where built under Orion's Belt for another reason, other than for the pharaoh's soul to ascend to the heavens above through the capstone? So many coincidences, so little time. Thank you for reading this and may you discover enlightenment, peace, and love.

@ghost_in_the_robot

3 жыл бұрын

@AXI Media I tend to agree actually. You should check out the subreddit called PastSaturnRings. Think you would enjoy it. Good luck and Godspeed, Black Emperor!

@Alfie_7

3 жыл бұрын

well said, still though, there's much to learn and much that is still hidden.

@ghost_in_the_robot

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alfie_7 Exactly, hidden in plain sight. We have to use the Illuminati's techniques against them. We shall cause a paradigm shift of self-actualization.

@beauglenn2204

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely brilliant! And I must say you and I have exactly the same conclusions on many of the mysteries! I can tell you may have a third hypothesis about it all! I am with the sumerian story. Very humbled to read what you have said!

@ghost_in_the_robot

3 жыл бұрын

@Neezy Ceezy That is what I was eluding too. Many pyramids are built to line up with different constellations. I believe our intentions and imagination are more powerful than we know. Once you have a set of information to meditate on, it becomes your consciousness. Look at sorcery which is seen as magic, using runes or symbols to invoke a power. Sorcery is simply pulling from the source. Think of it like SOURCERY. There are a lot of words which follow this pattern. The ancient Phoenicians who created our vowels and alphabetic phonetic language, probably learned a lot from Thoth. Phoenician and Phoenix? See the resemblance of how Latin derivatives build off of root words. Now let me blow your mind with this one... curse words, spelling, magic spells, they carry a negative or positive intention. Again, back to vibration and frequency. Things which we cannot see in this frequency band. It's hidden from us like Ultra Violet light on the spectrum. So, back to the words... Syntax is words or language... perhaps the ancients could telepathically communicate. Why would you need a language if you can exchange thoughts? There would no lies or deceit. It would fix everything. The syntax we use is like a spiritual tax for our original sin, becoming flesh and blood... at one time, we were all beings of pure light. I cannot prove any of this, but as an avid lover of history and ancient civilizations... this makes sense to me! Also the Sumerians were in Babylon, the cradle of life known as Mesopotamia. Check out their cosmology story which speaks of Tiamat, the planet which became our asteroid belt when the 12th planet or Nemesis, Wyrmwood in the Bible, Nibiru to the Annanki. Look up Gilgamesh and Enki if you want to read the archetype of the Hero's Journey. This is the basis of every piece of art, movie, story, or any other trope you can think of.

This gentleman was amazing. Deep respect for his knowledge and the ability to sprinkle humor into a topic otherwise deemed “boring”. Bravo 👏

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

BluddeTourist

@shawnmendrek3544

12 күн бұрын

Some folk were not grown in households with humor. Though, they could learn humor, so there is that.

What I found to be interesting is the fact that the solution set for a 9 x 9 Magick Square is '369', the numbers of which Nicola Tesla believes to be the keys to the Universe !

@evvie01

4 жыл бұрын

That is interesting

@michaelloglio3365

4 жыл бұрын

Cornelius Agrippa, a medieval mystic, did a number of magic squares and then related them to celestial bodies. The '9 x 9' Magic Square is related to the Moon. It not only follows the general rule for solving all odd numbered magic squares, but it of a subclass which can be done by 'making the Knight's Move from chess' for 2/3 rds of the Square !! The highest degree in 'York Rite' Masonry is that of Knights Templar. In Alfonzo X's book (Spanish King) ... El Libro de los Juegos (Book of Games) the rules for Chess, Dice and Backgammon are explained while a pic of 2 Templars are playing Chess !

@brandontea3815

4 жыл бұрын

I’d suggest you to look into Chinese I-Ching. If you have any findings to share, I’m here.

@michaelloglio3365

4 жыл бұрын

@@brandontea3815 Thanks...but I'm western 'Orient'-ed ! We each have our own roots and routes to navigate from ! If I had to reincarnate which Plato addressed in the 'Meno' (Theory of Recollection), and Pythagoras believed in, then I might consider navigating an Eastern route and/or root ! Until then I'll be working on 'Tesseracts and Triacontadigons ' while you are working on your 'I Ching' !

@michaelloglio3365

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ratty2480 There's something to be said about the I-Ching and its relationship to the Number 64, but notice that there are 64 places on our Western Chess board. Then there's the Octagonal shape in the 'Book of Changes' , but I can duplicate that with 8 Knight moves on the Chess board, but what the I-Ching (Book of Changes) CAN NOT do is produce 'the Tesseract', 4th Dimensional Hypercube which I can also produce on the Chess Board. You must remember, the Math that got us to the Moon is Western Math ! I've seen a fairly basic 3x 3 Chinese Magic Square, but I've done a 27 x 27 which I refer to as 'The Square of Time' which has a Platonic (not Eastern) signature to it and most of it can be done using the Knight's move from Chess similar to the 9 x 9 which I've already mentioned !

Brilliant, wonderful sense of humor, genius "decoder", thank you Professor Edward Brumgnach. I would study with him every day.

@dwightnanton4636

4 жыл бұрын

H Givemealuckanparytpwlndelottlomymanedwlghtmanton

@dwightnanton4636

4 жыл бұрын

Thank

@travjonuk

2 жыл бұрын

@@PapiPink z

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

OqIQgagTiff!

Albrecht Duerer was a German mathematician, printmaker and arts scientist. He was born in Nuremburg in 1471 and died here in 1528. His mother was the daughter of the respected goldsmith Hieronymus Holper. Duerers father Albrecht Ajtosi came from Hungary and worked as a staff in Holper’s workshop in Nuremberg. Edward Brumnach (Slavoljub Brumnjak) is a croatian who today lives in the USA. He works as a Professor of Engineering Technology at the Queensborough Community College of the City University of New York.

He probably speaks slow because over the years he learned students can do better in his class that way

@246spyder

4 жыл бұрын

He seems to speak slowly because he is formulating what he is about to say while he is reading / typing. Someone should make up a powerpoint presentation, or whatever they use for presentations nowadays for him.By the way, I just learned something.

@O5FS

4 жыл бұрын

people whom speak slowly are usually of more intelligence they calculate what they say before they utter it

@k98killer

4 жыл бұрын

@Brett Dawson better than being a fake stupid fuck

@shanghunter7697

4 жыл бұрын

@Brett Dawson Yet he's not calling other adults names, cussing, showing anger, hatred, impatience and complete ignorance. YOU ARE better than this ! Best wishes Brett.

@maneonanewplanenigga5162

4 жыл бұрын

@@246spyder powerpoints and fast speakers makes for shitty notes. unless you got a camera or audio recorder, you couldnt capture all the info available.

I’ve been studying magic and metaphysics and such for many years. About 3 days ago for the first time ever, I began thinking about magic squares specifically, as it relates to other subjects , and wanting to learn more about them. So just now this came up in my feed for the first time ever. I just thought you should know.

@saffiyehbrandhijaffer-mcne2800

3 жыл бұрын

I'm still trying to figure out what is so magical about these grids. Can someone explain it please.

@Iranianjunkie

3 жыл бұрын

@@saffiyehbrandhijaffer-mcne2800 as far as my knowledge takes me, Magic in general is very much about the planes of consciousness accessible through different tools to affect change. The basics of how abstract thinking relates to emergent phenomena (-the change) is another conversation. But magic squares are a blank slate for abstraction, characterized by the symbols used in the squares, and how they relate to one another. My response comes from how I understand the squares as a person of no practical experience with the squares. But great appreciation, as many teachers and practitioners that I respect have made good use of them.

@Dreekuz

2 жыл бұрын

Were you talking aloud about it at all before it popped up?

@anthonvanfuentes5947

Жыл бұрын

Sync is on..

@oldgaffer9212

2 ай бұрын

I bet that happened more and more

It helps to adjust the speed of playback so he talks like he has lots of coffee , and you still get a time saving lecture ! He has a great mind , like his down to earth explanation .

@letsbet2094

5 жыл бұрын

Thx

@montinaladine3264

5 жыл бұрын

good idea, I do that sometimes also. I also SLOW down Stefan Molyneux, because he talks too fast.

@deanburke9107

5 жыл бұрын

1.25 actually sounds normal

@MegaMahuro

4 жыл бұрын

for clarity and to save time 1.5 for full comedy value 2.0

@garyarmendinger5486

4 жыл бұрын

NO

"WindTalkers" is the movie ❤️🌏✌️... thank u for the excellent lecture Professor!

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

SeaVyneBiSayVernier!

What he described about the "versatility" of Benjamin Franklin's 8x8 square (other sets of 8 that add up to 260) also holds for Dürer's 4x4: the four corner squares add up to 34, the four center squares, each of the four "corner quadrants" of the whole square, each set of "opposite side squares" (along the edges between the corners), to name a few.

4:35 The formulation of the magic sum he casually wrote down is easily derived from knowing the sum of 'the first n integers', which is n(n+1)/2. For a magic square of sides x, you need the sum of the first x^2 integers, which, subsituted for n, is (x^2)(x^2+1)/2; then that is divided by the number of rows/columns in the square=x, leaving x(x^2+1)/2.

Dear Prof. , Sir, Mr. (et / or / alia ), Brumgnach, I enjoyed your lecture. and spent the next few hours studying Magic Squares, I had known what they were prior to my recent inquiries, yet had only really seen or dealt with small ones 3x3, 4x4, 5x5....I became partial to the odd squares, after watching your video, (since you had already delved into the predictable factors of even squares), and proceeded to challenge myself upon 7x7s then 9x9s . I learned a lot from my mistakes. What I also had learned were distinct patterns that were only obvious if one was looking for them. After that set of lessons, I pressed on to 11x11s and 13x13s, at which point I found that my methods of reflexive pattern-making were sound. This included, (and only at the end), the crosschecking of my squares, by the computer programme you had mentioned and shown in the video. Thank you so much for reminding me of these fascinating ancient algorithms, and inspiring my momentary mathematical passion. ~~~~ The Video is from MMIX, (2009), Where are you now, and are you still teaching / lecturing etc.???

Fairly good intro to the magic square concepts. There are many more references and uses for such squares to be sure.

Great explanation professor and love your sense of humour

Thank you so much professor. By this time, you have reached the mallow age of wisdom and thoughtfulness. I found your class absolutely charming with a sense of humour warranting mentions.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

MaliZotto!

@patriciajrs46

2 жыл бұрын

Mellow. Not mallow.

"he was a ...................................................................................................very exciting person."

@markstewart4501

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO. Your joke works about 500 times through out this video.

@billbradleymusic

4 жыл бұрын

No doubt

@Mouset2012

4 жыл бұрын

read this just as a second before he said................................ it.

@krisvq

4 жыл бұрын

LOL. So true.

@grimpresence8911

4 жыл бұрын

Read this before he said it :)

I studied this years ago... I have a book called. Symbolism or mystic masonry ... The only thing was at the time I didn't have anyone to practice the code with... But its was very satisfying to learn it in my own...

@barkanellichasingdreams4142

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the more a symbol is used the more powerful it gets?

I like the 4 x 4 magic square adding up to 34 each row. You can add ten to each square and all rows add up to 74. If you add 20 to each square all rows add up to 114. Add 30 you get 154 each row. They get 40 larger each 10 added. I teach the Lo Shu Divine Turtle in school and figured out the adding 10 to each digit 1 to 9 making 15 each row to be11 to 19 making 45 in each row. I applied this same principle to the 4 x 4 magic square with digits 1 to 16 to be 11 to 26, 21 to 36 and 31 to 46. Thanks for the new magic square.

I like the idea that these mathmatics converts into sound that forms specific shapes. i remember at school when we were about 10 doing cyphers and code cracking. great fun.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

AajViRuleSky4LenEdKaosja!

This video was one of the most wholesome -and entirely profound- videos ever

What an audience, I thought he was pretty funny. Surprised no one laughed... I love professors like this one.

@TheAbraxasNexus

9 жыл бұрын

Same. He was brilliant

@Phoenixglj

9 жыл бұрын

Same i really warmed to him straight away, could listen to him talk about almost anything i think ^^

@jontnoneya3404

5 жыл бұрын

No he's not brilliant, he drones on in monotone. You've simply had your expectations of interesting professors lowered so much that you find him interesting.

@Ion3353

5 жыл бұрын

Jont Noneya yes, exactly. The stumbling around along with treating the audience like idiots really dragged this video on.

@pleromicpastry5445

5 жыл бұрын

Nicholas, admit it, you know you want to give him a blumpkin.

The subtitles are excellent. Turn on captions and set speed to 2x and enjoy!

Pig-pen is simple shifting, if you know even small part of an open message it would be easy to decipher. You should add some sort of replacement that's what magic square provides. Even modern symmetric encryption algorithms like DES/AES uses magic squares like matrices to scramble the key and message called s-boxes.

@KathleenEdge

3 жыл бұрын

This is an example. The Masons do not actually use these letters in this design for coded messages. It's simplified so people can comprehend.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

ANiBalPinKeyFlyED:MacLokRTCgloBulozViruce?az?!!

I was at the beginning laughing. I was thinking hmm, tough crowd.

@glossnailsupply3762

5 жыл бұрын

New Yorkers! I know I'm one.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

ThinkPAD!

Professor could you explain your 2. Or change it to look like a Z with 2 interior angles please! & peace

@cruzonthehill

4 жыл бұрын

You are right my friend 👍

@elouardrahal

4 жыл бұрын

I stoped watching the video because of that math is a perfect science I’m sorry he lost credibility

@seanonel

4 жыл бұрын

He's human, and he's also no longer a young man. To properly learn, one should focus on the gist of the lesson. He also made a spelling mistake, although I'm sure he knows how to spell the word "masonic". If the viewers are intelligent enough to understand his lecture, they will be able to determine that "Z" was the correct way to write "2". Don't allow pedantics to hinder your acquisition of knowledge!

@jamespadgett1553

4 жыл бұрын

@@seanonel right on, it is why the world is willfully ignorent, they claim to be wize but are fools, because they wont listen.

@So1ipse

4 жыл бұрын

​@@elouardrahal It goes back to a comment above about his slow presentation being because he thinks of what to say on the spot rather than relying on a pre-memorised 'script' - The two works perfectly according to the formulation he describes providing you draw the upper curve as a straight line. At least that's how my subconscious 'translated' it as he stumbled.

i was sitting there thinking how intelligent must the first person have been to work out these magic squares, then he made it look so simple, but still the first one to work that out was out of my league.

The name of that movie was Windtalkers 2002

Nice and simple. Perhaps Benjamin Franklin was also into Cryptography for sensible reasons. Nice introduction to the sums of magic squares. sum(S) = S/2*(S+1). It is true that the original number symbols either for reaching reasons or genuinely tended to have features in them resembling the total number they represented. A rather old 9 had polygon sides enabling someone to count to 9.

@AnkushKumar-gk5cj

4 жыл бұрын

Can you solve my square

Enjoyable and well articulated ! Leonhard Euler covered the 8 x 8 Chess Board using only the Knight's move but like Franklin didn't get the diagonals to equal the expected sum. Since Franklin was in Paris and both knew Voltaire, I'm wondering if there was any interaction between the two that you know of. Historically Zero took a while to become acceptable in our Math notation which I'm sure you are aware of. Evidently, Dan Browne built his story on that fact. He should have referred to his book as 'The long lost but found symbol'...though I don't think that title would have attracted much of a public response !

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

9\10!

Mr. Professor. Could you, please, tell what's written in the beginning of the "In The End" Linkin Park video? Really appreciate.

@OliveMule

3 жыл бұрын

Wat?

@DaniyarAlibayev

3 жыл бұрын

@@OliveMule Don't be fool...

The Mediator 111 “The property of ‘numbers’ is in the magical square The ‘sum’ of any row, column or diagonal ends up there Remember the digits 6 x 6 in anyway it always fits Into 111 its a magical constant when ‘squared’ in bits Mystical properties with ‘magical’ squares becomes the smallest number Requiring 6 syllables in English yet British style is 7 ( no wonder) And to think that all this come from my ‘library’ Your ‘home’ is your soul stop being so miserly Thanks Jesus it was written on my door!”

Thank you, not only have I benefited from your fascinating presentation but also my 3 young children. Much respect and many thanks

Someone asked me what is the purpose of a 'Tesseract', and I couldn't come up with a good enough explanation. I came upon a more qualified player on KZread than myself ... Zach Star who in his vlog ... 'The things you'll find in higher dimensions' explains how a higher dimensional form like a 'tesseract' has a very high transmission value in the communication of information ! So it does have practical, existential value for greater accuracy !

There is one interior angle in zero and it’s in at the centre of all things. (Cone) going into and at the steeple going upto. Then from this symbol makes many . .. … however the dots are scene/ shown from a vertical angle.

The fact that Ben Franklin's magic square doesn't add up, only means that you haven't figured it out the code behind it. There's nothing Ben ever did without doing everything with code!

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

HahaDoLaLalliz!!

@patrickday4206

Жыл бұрын

There were fifteen dead bodies found in his basement from when he lived there!!!!

If there is an irrefutable universal language written in nature, it might be related to Magic Squares, Fibonacci Sequence, or Golden Mean Ratios...Thank you Professor!

@patriciajrs46

2 жыл бұрын

The Fibonacci sequence, and magic ratio of 3 6 9.

@jesusislukeskywalker4294

Жыл бұрын

yeh ive done videos on it

@yourworstnightmare1488

Жыл бұрын

what is the magic ratio of 3 6 9?

this stuff is handy in software testing. why? if you have 4x an input but it can be constructed in 4 ways (left to right, up to down, cross and other cross) then it's easy to check if the output is always a ... certain sum :)

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

4!

@user-dc9rf1sy1m

3 ай бұрын

​@@steveclem78735

Harshad numbers (In Sanskrit meaning 'Joy Bringers') are distinctive by being divisible by the sum total of their component integers. eg. 48, 108 & 777 are harshad numbers, 108 is sacred, and 777 is the most auspicious Angel number. so 48,108,777 is regarded in Vedic Mathematics as fairly awesome. 177 is the sum total of each line and diagonal of the smallest 3 x 3 Prime Number Magic Square and 48,108,777 divided by 177 = 271801 and 27,1801 divided by 99990 is 2.7182818281828... etc. which is not a bad approximation of Natural Log 'e' :- 2.718281828459045...etc. Just saying.

Using Durer's 4x4, each of the 4 quadrants add up to 34, the 4 corners are 34, the 4 centers are 34, plus a couple of more ways to add up to 34.. W.G.

@melvynobrien6193

4 жыл бұрын

so? More mathematical noodling, like Einstein's nonsensical equations. Someone once said that you can create wonderful equations and link them to other equations; they don't necessarily make any sense in the real world, but they are lovely equations. Oppenheimer called Einstein's equations "corrupt."

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

As lies makes sense dry vers en say innzzzNews!!

This man is brilliant, great sense of humor , sad that it seems to go over the heads of the audience . Many people in the comments get it!

That was cool. Not into numerology/codes but enjoyed finding out the Masonic code ciphers. Thanks

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

JinxHydes!qui...

He speaks slow because he is KINETIC! KINETIC people always speak slow and full of emotion in their words. They put feeling in their words. VISUAL people speak very fast. They use words that reflect SIGHT. AUDITORY people go by what they hear. Sound speaks their language. Sight speaks the language of VISUAL. Feelings speak the language of KINETIC.

@brittanykress1047

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting thank u

If you take any of the 4 corner smaller 2x2 squares of the Dürer 4x4, they also add up to 34. Example: 16,3,5,10

This is used in the middle east among occultists to summon jinns/creatures we don't see.

@_Dylanm

4 жыл бұрын

Woowoo

@markarmstrong3394

4 жыл бұрын

Jinn like we call Gennie in America?

@dukemartinez7551

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Armstrong yes

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

AFsolIDgawnHindesMiff!

I had a 6th grade math teacher teach this one year. Super fun class.

Nobody laughed at his jokes. I thought he was funny! I appreciate the humor!

I wonder with the date in Durere's square has The four and the one representing the fourth of January?

@whatabouttheearth

3 жыл бұрын

Perihelion

Wow watching this on December 22, 2019. This video was produced December 2, 2009!

@samiriadghachi1760

4 жыл бұрын

same here im watching it on December 30, 2019

@unbroken1010

4 жыл бұрын

Why is that even relevant

Finding Meaning within the seemingly meaningless, is ultimately very meaningful unto itself. It teaches something amazing.

@lionel4685

4 жыл бұрын

I'm still looking for something amazing to learn from your comment. I'm a bit lost though. I think it might be a scam.

@unbroken1010

4 жыл бұрын

@@lionel4685 definitely a scam Benny Hinn Style

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

MazeOBlique(diveENscieza!!)?

Is there any use of magic squares in practical mathematics and phisics and other sciences ? Besides writing codes ?

@michaelmcneil4168

4 жыл бұрын

Beats me A load of cobblers. The only reason to have such stuff is it givers bankers money changers and bookmakers an edge. Just steer clear an live a clean life. Straight and narrow.

Very interesting. Now I can visualise how it all works. Well explained. What I found interesting with Franklin's square is the chevron patterns. If you simply mirrored the top left and bottom right quadrants then it would be a standard magic square with the diagonals adding up, but the other tricks with the corner patterns and the sorta flickbook style arrow patterns moving left to right would be lost. So Ben did know, and he deliberately subverted the magic to do slightly different things. That shows real mastery of a subject. Which makes me wonder, if you were then to mirror the opposite quadrants of other 8x8 squares, whether they would exhibit similar corner patterns in place of the crossed diagonals adding up correctly? Not only a thorough explanation that gave me a great visual reference but I now have a slight interest in something I had no interest in prior. That's the definition of a good lecture, and a charming character he is too. I'd be happy to turn up and listen to him a few times a week.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

POworSHelLwindows!

The lost symbol isn't a zero. It's a circle. A symbol to denote God. The alpha and the omega, beginning and end. It is eternity. Simple yet incredibly profound.

@jarinorvanto4301

3 жыл бұрын

So we should feel fulfilled by The Schwab's nivellation... They told us already months ago: "You'll own nothing. And you'll be happy"

@truescotsman4103

3 жыл бұрын

the snake eating its tail

@Peace2dagawdz

3 жыл бұрын

How is God infinite but Got a beginning and end. Explain that SHIT!

@robertcain3426

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peace2dagawdz Perhaps its meaning is; the beginning of all things and end of all things.

@j.hateshisjob5137

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peace2dagawdz it's the beginning and the end in the same way that God would also be neither. Infinity is not bound by time.

This guys' checkpoint's are on point.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

MugRawKwix

Very interesting. Thank you! What can these these Magic squares be used for? What would be possible with other geometry, or wirh the Flower of Life!? I sense there must me more into this, that this discovery made a long time ago is just the beginning of so much more.

You forgot to tell them about the middle squares=34(10,11,6,7)and that 3+4=7 layers,then draw a square within a circle 7 times to see a birds eye view of a 7 stepped pyramid;making a 3 dimensional image.Anyways thankyou for the presentation was really thoughtful.

@proudscorpio46

2 жыл бұрын

This explains so much .. thank YOU for commenting

Thank you for sharing Love will win, fear will not - Love fear 💖 than it will never win 🙏

Very interesting, loads of fun, thanks.

This magic square at 9.02 is unique. Draw a line from 1 to 2 to 3 back to 1, then draw a line from 7 to 8 to 9 then back to 7. Then draw a line from 4 to 5 to 6

Anyone have a website that can do what the link included in the description can? It is no longer available 😞, thanks!

thank you for explaining the concept .... you are a great teacher

@celathianaaron6057

Жыл бұрын

Excellent information. Thank you Professor Brumgnach.

Isn't the Gobekli Tepe site a similar squares pattern? or is that the dig format?

Loved it, thank you for sharing Teacher.

I’m here because DMT… the characters were in my trip. Thanks for explaining this.

@samal936

Жыл бұрын

How

Correction professor: In Hungarian a door is called AJTO Pronounced in English as AY TOE.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

Taccas!

The sum is same almost in any 4 squares like top left, top right (if you divide the whole square with cross) The sum is same also by four corners Also middle four squares Also two plus opposite two (in big square say squares nr 2 and 3 + 14 and 15 or numbers 5 and 9 +8 and 12) and many MANY other combinations other than columnsm rows and diagonals

16:42: No, the digit 2 written as he wrote it has four interior angles - he didn't counts the ones formed by the top and bottom bars with the vercial pieces. The two vertical bars have interior angles at both ends.

I use this sleep on nights that i cannot sleep, never lets me down , avg time is 5 minutes

@pooyajahan2586

4 жыл бұрын

Damn you , since I read your comment, I can not really fall asleep any more by this. I laugh as soon as I get sleepy.

@thegreatelmo1

4 жыл бұрын

😆

@andrewboos-hartig6206

3 жыл бұрын

Missed some key symbols there. Mainly the cross and ring after this and before sleep. But I see what a good student you are so maybe you might break my cipher in this message.

I'm speaking in code from now on..

The Voynich Manuscript may have something to do with Magic Squares etc. since they both were created in the 1500s and maybe both in Italy or Germany. If a computer program was written, we could figure out the key word used, but then there is all the different languages. Which one was used?

A 4*4 magic square root has 4 different configurations 1 the original 2 vertical split 3 horizontal split 4 vertical and horizontal split.as long as the similar and opposing sub squares stay Cady corner.so if the Cady corner not achieved could it be a fifth layout that would not work out of 4 Peace's?

The original way of writing a 2 was a Z whcih has 2 interior angles... the way he drew the 2 it has 4 interior angles...

@lisahartsook

5 жыл бұрын

good eye I thought the same his two is a backward five.

@lisahartsook

4 жыл бұрын

@J T 6=top right 9=bottom left 8 ???

@antebellum1776

4 жыл бұрын

@@lisahartsook i guess 8 would be two squares on top of each other, 6 would be two squares on top of each other but with the top right side missing. I don't know about nine though, maybe one of the sides would be longer so it would stick out and create more angles and also add a base, like he did with 7.

you"re a great guy. thank you for taking the time for this video! the kabalah reduces the entire universe ,as well as other dimensions to numbers.

Absolutely loved this lecture! Well done!

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

MacAfeeRunDisViroooce

Outstanding educational video. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Thank you for excellent lecture

I liked his humour, the audience seems pretty dull.

@Deeablow

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe they’re chucking under their breath out of respect. Intellectuals laugh with their mind

@cardinalcentral4991

3 жыл бұрын

🌈God bless them all and you, as well as the collective here too💁🏽‍♀️🙏🏾❤️

LOVELY Teacher we like your Magic Number Spells it is Fantastic.

I'd like to ask what Yiv definition may have to do with any of this. I've learned it signifies one religion from ancient Egypt. Again referencing as ancient, from beginning. Anyone know?

@allicianpeters3595

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, because the PYRAMIDS are NOT PYRAMIDS!!! THEY ARE CUBES TO A POINT, BURIEDHALF UNDERGROUND!!!! THEY REPRESENT THE BLACK CUBE, (LIKE THE BLACK CUBE OF MECCA) WHICH IS ALSO REPRESENTATIVE OF A DIMENSION!!!! THIS FLESH DIMENSION!!!! THE FLESH BODY IS A PRISON!!!! START WITH THAT... IT'S ALOT!!!!! Think time travel....

Absolutely enjoyed this video. I like the part at 17:04 where he seems to intentionally pretend he doesn't know the other two interior angles. Makes for his students to fill in the blanks. That teacher to student engagement is an excellent style I'm teaching

@akiramenai4973

Жыл бұрын

I think that's him getting old, actually. I've seen that information before, and he also did the 2 wrong. It was actually a Z shape, giving 2 angles, not the 4 angles he drew, and you can tell after he finishes the top line that of the 2 that he can't remember the proper shape. So it's good that a student helped him out on the 7.

Very cool! I just taught the Pig Pen Cipher to my 6 & 8yo children today and they are having fun writing secret messages! Thanks!

@b1ueocean

4 жыл бұрын

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@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

Firmware2ParENCdriverz!

What are the practical uses of these magic squares?

Thanks for the enlightening information even though I see a lot of people here picking at the least important thing in the lecture

They found a lot of human bones under Benjamin Franklin's former home. I think the dude was playing with a lot more than "Magic Squares!"

@onewordhereonewordthere6975

3 жыл бұрын

Bones of 12 different children ! Most of his time , was spent in France! Nothing's changed !

@liberationwasalie2982

3 жыл бұрын

They love hunting

@theskinztubes

3 жыл бұрын

He was a doctor, had a practice, had many children, and burying kin in one's home used to be common practice

what the hell happened to society from 2009 untill 2019.... Shit got out of hand real fast.

@majorenkova

4 жыл бұрын

@@neil6958 Archons most likely

@KonKLove

4 жыл бұрын

Love is the answer

@k98killer

4 жыл бұрын

@@neil6958 my guess is greedy reptilian bankers and technocrats, not aliens

@d.hmielke3632

4 жыл бұрын

@kaleel clark or thumbs up.... I wish you could click both

@zechidvjchi9675

4 жыл бұрын

Neil Lol wtf are you on.

I have a question please, in a Word for example with 2 letter A or E , or O ..... how im gona put this in masonic square, with the letters repeat?

Great stuff. Worth knowing. Thanks.

10:30 “ So I added my name.” Lol!

I suggest - Adjust Playback Speed Up 1 notch - for more "audio friendly" speed.

@alandeacon1988

5 жыл бұрын

Nice tip!

@sizzlenotsteak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I ended up going for 2 notches. Almost tried for 3.

@jameskevinheinle301

4 жыл бұрын

Loop play it arranged in coded magic square number representations then record a Depeche Mode track on top of it: You might 🤣😜🤓 get:" Everything counts in large amounts"

@johnrussell4425

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know you could change the speed. How to ?

Very interesting lecture in numbers and math! Daft students though, who didn't participate or appreciate enough.

Intriguing and most entertaining! I believe the '2' should have a rounded top with a square bottom like an upside down 5 which would satisfy 2 interior angles. The number 7 & 9 cannot be remedied. His theories don't hold up with me with the numbers but I loved everything else!

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

GafaTapeTeaRiz?!!

Speed at 1.75 works just fine. He's slow talking but brilliant.

i loved this lecture i learned new stuff in math in a historical way

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

ChiQuiXrhodes?!

Am kinda into reading about Magick related stuffs, but what always doesn't make sense? is the Magick square, i have being wondering what kind of craziness this is, until i found this video of Prof. Exceptional Teaching skills and his sense of humor that he keep injecting into the lecture caught my attention from the beginning and made me stay to watch till the end. Prof. your jokes are funny cuz i have been laughing from the beginning till the end. I promise you i now understand magic square, Masons / Pig-Pen Cipher. Thank you.

That’s so cool! The beauty! Harmony in numbers.

@steveclem7873

2 жыл бұрын

DiaGromkey!puz?

Great! One way to tell your mom about your exam result. "Mom, I got the missing symbol on my exam"

The year was 1514. Also the numbers 1 and 4 to the right and left of 15 14 have meanings. 1. The initials AD of his name correspond to the first and fourth letter of the alphabet. 2. A.D. or Anno Domini, Latin for "in the year of our Lord", or C.E. in English. The bottom line of Albrecht Dürer's Magic Square reads as follows; "In the year of our Lord 1514 by AD" AD = Albrecht Dürer. Magic Square + date and signature.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:40 *📚 Dan Brown's novel "The Lost Symbol" draws inspiration from historical figures like Albrecht Durer and Benjamin Franklin, as well as concepts like magic squares and Masonic ciphers.* 03:26 *🔢 A magic square is an arrangement of numbers where each row, column, and diagonal adds up to the same sum.* 07:29 *🧩 Magic squares come in three types: odd, even (doubly even and singly even), and odd. They have been known for thousands of years and have various historical significance.* 19:27 *🐷 The Masonic cipher, also known as the Pig Pen Cipher, is a method of encoding messages using symbols that represent letters of the alphabet.* 25:46 *🎨 Albrecht Durer's four by four magic square is a recurring motif in "The Lost Symbol," with its arrangement serving as a basis for encoding messages in the novel.* 31:03 *🔡 In "The Lost Symbol," Dan Brown adds complexity by encoding messages in Latin after applying the Masonic cipher and Durer's magic square arrangement.* 33:12 *🧙‍♂️ Benjamin Franklin's eight by eight magic square, though not a true magic square, is used in "The Lost Symbol" for encoding messages, showcasing the novel's use of historical and mathematical elements.* 39:28 *🔄 Arranging symbols according to Durer's magic square layout and applying the Masonic cipher reveals encoded messages, with each symbol representing a letter of the alphabet.* 40:28 *🔑 The key to deciphering encoded messages is crucial, and in this case, the word "key" is used as the starting point for decryption.* 42:05 *🔍 Deciphering the encoded message reveals the phrase "Beyond Dan Brown and The Lost Symbol," adding depth to the presentation's insights into symbols, ciphers, and magic squares.* Made with HARPA AI

Any relation to Robert Brumbaugh who wrote about math in Plato?