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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> The Starmaker wrote:
> >
> > you have to ask yourself the question
> > "Where did they get the idea that magnets have a north pole and a south
> > pole?"
> >
> > Is it colder in the north pole of the magnet than the south pole?
> >
> > Is there a big magnet at the south pole that makes the compass point
> > north???
> >
> > There is no magnet on either end...
> >
> > It's zero, one.
> >
> > burn your text books.
> >
> > don't follow the water..
> > follow the 0,1
> 
> Like for example...
> 
> Suppose you wanted to scan your brain and
> upload it to your computer..
> first you have to convert your brain to zeros and ones..
> 
> Do you even know where the 0's, 1's are at????
> 
> Okay, I'll make it simple for you...
> it's on your north pole and your south pole.
> 
> I'm tryin to get to your 4th grade level, but I'm
> not sure all of yous got past the 3rd grade!
> 
> Certaintly the lie dector industry don't have a clue...
> http://www.polytest.org/images/pic08.jpg
> 
> > People are computer simulations, and they
> > are computational. The One is on your Right,
> > and the Zero is on your Left side. The Positive side
> > of people is on their Right side, and their
> > Negative is on their left side.
> 
> Certaintly the lie dectector industry don't have a clue...
> http://www.polytest.org/images/pic08.jpg
> 
> The criminal is on the left hand..
> so what is the lie dectector industry
> doing using finger tip sensors on the right hand????
> 
> My conclusion is...your math and sciences is still back in the 1930's!!!



Look, it's very simple..
in order to prove
we are living in a
computer simulation
you first have to
describe people
in
mathematical terms.


Nature's math is simple.

zero, one

I will soon show you
a mathematical model
of people in 0,1
using photograph illustration.

It is indisputable.