The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty — John Shaqi
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of LibertyFernández Bolívar, Víctor José
Philosophy
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty
Fernández Bolívar, Víctor José
History -- Philosophy
Luxury,
refinement and sumptuousness reached extremes that have not been surpassed up
to our time, an example of this is the Palace of Knossos, in the Island of
Crete, comparable to the grandest palaces in modern and contemporary Europe,
with its white columns, walls decorated with frescoes, rooms having overflowing
luxury, beautiful bathrooms with water ducts and aeration devices.
People
having garments and fashion that were superior to those of modern civilization.
�Thus, in the frescoes one can see young people in a gracious and �nonchalant�
attitude, lazily spread out in garden swings, playing or talking with Parisian
wit in their eyes and their expression�. (The Mathematics of History).
In
relation to the scientific field, Greek and Egyptian alchemists had a concept
of matter and of atomic energy that is the same as those we have today. For
atomic transmission, they used a simple retort and a universal
crystallizer called a Philosophal Stone, that heretofore, has been
impossible to reconstruct.
The
mathematics of history shows that during the imperial phase of their second
historic cycle and at a time that is symmetrical to ours, Egyptians perfectly
knew the economic structure and its practical applications, as well as
Einstein�s formula.�
In
India, the worry that we feel regarding atomic energy as a danger that can lead
to the destruction of humanity, already existed near the year 275 B.C., at the
beginning of the Kingdom of the Emperor Asoka (273-232 B.C.).
The
Pyramid of Keops, built between 2700 and 2600 years B.C., is an encyclopedia of
very advanced knowledge, as well as the geometric numeric system of exact
sciences that was the origin of ancient units of measure. Rauston Skinner says
that Parker�s reason was a foundation. This Astronomer found the integral
reason between circumference and diameter, discovered by John Parker, 6,561,
for the diameter and 20,612 for the circumference which brought forth the �Pi�
result, that is, 3.14169265....
Aside
from other data and measures regarding exact sciences, I hereby transcribe the
following from the mathematics of history:� �That is, that in the year 2700
B.C., the laws that were afterwards described by Kepler, were perfectly known,
as well as Copernicus� system, that is, after the Egyptian civilization, the
great knowledge of their mathematicians and astronomers were lost, and the
Greek culture ignored the Egyptian knowledge and, it is only upon its
disappearance and in his attempt to explain the world, that Ptolemy of
Alexandria, who lived in the II Century, discovers the geocentric system, this
meaning the earth was considered the center of the solar system�.�
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