Secrets of Philolaus using the Double Octave: Leon Crickmore cracks the noncommutative phase code of the ancients

So then this logic (pdf) ASSUMES that the octave is already "squared" or that time is already inherently a symmetric geometry (pdf) that is contained as infinity!

 LEON CRICKMORE was born in 1932 and educated at King's College, Cambridge, and the University of Birmingham. After working in further education, he became Dean of the Faculty of Arts at the North East London Polytechnic, and later HM Staff Inspector of Music. In the latter role, he was involved in the establishment of music as a subject in the National Curriculum, and of degree courses in the Conservatoires. In 1997 he was awarded an honorary fellowship of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. He is married, and has a son and two daughters. https://independent.academia.edu/leoncrickmore

I wonder what John Curtis Franklin thinks of this? He told me he couldn't find any corroboration of Ernest McClain's claims. This paper seems to corroborate it.

A possible Mesopotamian origin for Plato's World Soul

Leon Crickmore

Hermathena

No. 186 (Summer 2009), pp. 5-23

Totally fascinating! but this notation covers up the Noncommutative phase logic:

Notice that 9^-3/2 can be interpreted as (1) The square root of the inverse of 9 cubed, or (2) the inverse of the cube of the square root of 9. Which you decide to use is up to you.

https://xaktly.com/RationalAndNegativeExponents.html AMAZING! Noncommutative? You decide!

There is a larger family of generalized (also called power or Hölder) means to which the above belong. A Hölder mean with power p of a set of numbers is the p-th root of the arithmetic mean of the p-th power of the numbers. If p=1, this gives the arithmetic mean. If p=-1, this gives the harmonic mean. The limit as p goes to 0 yields the geometric mean. The limit as p approaches infinity produces the maximum. The limit as p approaches negative infinity produces the minimum.

http://www.cs.uni.edu/~campbell/stat/pyth.html

So the problem with this claim is that it ignores the noncommutative phase logic.

Secrets of the Tipi or Teepee or tee pee or Tipiestola (Lakota term): Ray Mears Tentipi Bushcraft northern wilderness t.v. series

 https://bushcraftusa.com/forum/threads/tarp-tipi-from-northern-wilderness.5075/

I had a 16' canvas tipi w/liner and poles which was sized just right for hauling on top of my old '73 Ford van without more than 5'-6' of overhang on each end.

After erecting the basic tripod which is lashed together on the ground and raised into place, the rest of the poles are laid together in a specific manner to keep the majority of them out of the smokehole to improve draft. A long rope which is tied to the tripod poles and left dangling in the center is then used to wrap the loose poles tightly together by walking around the outside and "snapping" the line as you go. Four wraps are used and, if done correctly, lie side by side very neatly. The line is then taken back inside and a 3 foot ash stake with a limb-barb hook at the top is driven into the ground with your axe toward the rear third of the floor area in the center or right to the rear of the firepit. The line is then cinched down with a truckers hitch to force the butts of the poles down tight against the ground and it;s really what makes the lodge as stable as it is....the cover pegs do little more than hold the cover down to prevent it from blowing up with wind gusts. This puts the firepit directly under the smokehole in front of the stake and more toward the front of the lodge and leaves enough room to enter through the door and move to either side of the firepit. The wood supply is traditionally kept just to the left of the door and the food supply is kept just to the right of the door.

The front part of the lodge floor is left bare for splitting the fuel for the fire, meal preparation etc. Anything spilled or wood chips, etc. does not end up on the floor covering which is behind the stake and firepit. The liner and "ozan" or leanto roof which covers the bedding area or living room is an added benefit in the winter as it reflects the heat from the firepit back down on the residents.

The liner is used year around to help the fire draft better and keeps the smoke above the liner top. The liner has a sodcloth that the floor covering laps over and prevents drafts.

All in all the tipi is the best shelter that I've ever had the pleasure of living in for extended periods of time. They're great in the wind.....mine withstood a storm with 75 mph wind gusts without giving a hint of going down. Some of the other tent designs in camp didn't fare so well, though.

Hope you can understand this diatribe and it helps a little.

Bon Chance!

Ray Mears Northern Wilderness t.v. survivalist series

 So I real tipi needs an "inner skirt" that goes 3 feet high - and is buried into the ground - to stop outside drafts - but to create external air as an upward draft for the fire smoke.

What does this look like specifically?

The Survivalist: You Can Do It the Easy Way or the Hard Way

https://books.google.com › books

Larry Hager - 2011 - ‎Biography & Autobiography

The outer shell of the teepee lacked a few inches of reaching the ground but an inner skirt about 3 feet high went all around the inside and the bottom of the skirt ...

https://tipi.com/photo-gallery-3-0/

 Wow - never knew about this Inner Skirt secret!

So you tie that inner skirt up around the poles.

putting up the Tipi Liner - vid

It was tied to a liner rope at the top and staked to the outside of the tpi by pulling it outside slightly, under the cover and staking it there! It extends about a foot, flat on the ground, inside the tipi with the stake loops at that one foot mark on the back side of the liner! Mine also includes a tied on Ozan and in all the years we lived in this lodge, it NEVER let us down from lashing rain and hail storms to very high winds and deep snows it did very well in all the aspects a liner is used for!

 So people have different ways of tying off the liner....

the small trench going from north east to south west, for air from the bottom for the smoke hole, they would put grass or gravel in the little trench and the ground cloth cover it the fire pit was move to the door it was not in the center

  Tipi is steep on one side and sloped on the other
 it's A symmetrical on purpose to withstand the east wind

national park service lady narrates setting up a tipi - vid

 Why are they calling it a "native American tipi?" of the 700 native tribes, only about 10 of them used these. And the styles are unique to each tribe. A crow tipi is a different shape and construction than a Sioux tipi. Why do you have to make everything generic "native American" as though we all had one common culture.

Ray Mears Tentipi vid

Fourdog reviews the Tentipi vid

So they use Poly Cotton - the SAME material as my Tent-cabin roof.

How are Spirits in a Higher Dimension? What does it mean to "flex the pineal gland"?

so I used to use the phrase "flexing my pineal gland" and the top science blog of U of MN biology prof PZ Myers then banned me for promoting Woo Woo (quantum biology and qigong). haha. That was in 2006. But someone pointed out there's no muscles in the brain. So I've had to "reverse engineer" my qigong training back into Western science. How can I "flex my pineal gland" at will? There are muscles outside the skull cavity - for example I can cause my right side vagus nerve to start pulsating at will - medical doctors now due vagus nerve implants to do this for treating all sorts of conditions. I overused my qi energy by sitting in full lotus in public for years - and strangely I was reading one scholarly book a day.

Sending out energy is right brain dominate since the pineal gland is accessed via the right brain. The right side vagus nerve goes to the left side of the brain but the left side vagus nerve does NOT go to the right side of the brain! So our left brain dominance with right hand technology - this is actually a type of brain damage. As Professor Robert Sapolsky quipped to Joe Rogan - testosterone causes stupidity! Joe Rogan who was brown-no$ing Sapolsky suddenly pretended he didn't hear what Sapolsky had said about testosterone! Too funny! So then the pineal gland gets permanent magnetized and as quantum biology professor Jack Tuzskinski points out - magnetic fields originate from quantum spin which is the 5th dimension.

So noncommutative geometry has proven that actually reality is a 5D black hole which means that time is not just some "outside parameter" for science but rather there is a general or second time field from the future. Louis de Broglie, Nobel physicist, also discovered this 2nd time from the future - reverse time - and he said it is a pilot wave secretly guiding reality. He called this his greatest discovery - the Law of Phase Harmony. So then once the pineal gland is permanently magnetized this means - in Daoism it is called "emanating Yuan Qi" or there is a permanent resonance with the Cosmic Mother via the Heart and the right side vagus nerve as the secret pinhole to the Universe (beyond death). So the San Bushmen original human culture master healers - they state that the literally die when doing healing - their hearts stop.

Yogis do this also - in Nirvikalpa Samadhi. So there is this quantum spin that can self-organize (from the future) the body and mind - as the Cosmic Mother energy of the Universe. But the pineal gland for humans is synchronized with the lunar energy - as an electrogravitic transducer (also the 5th dimension). So when the full moon is 3 days away then the magnetic bliss is 10 times greater for meditation. The San Bushmen original human culture then always do all night trance dancing by the males while the female sing and clap all night. So then the dancing causes a Schumann ELF resonance - which is really, as CIA mind control scientist Dr. Andrija Puharich figured out, a reverse time subharmonic as the magnetic moment or spin between the proton and electron. So that magnetic moment is idealized as a tetrahedron of the water dipole magnetic moment bond - so that the proton and electron of water splits via the hydrophilic collagen of the nerves - the microtubules I mean.

So Ultrasound can be HEARD as the highest external pitch listened to by humans - externally - while internally it resonates the brain as a whole as ultrasound. For example the subharmonic Throat Singing of central asia and by monks - this is first activated by LISTENING to higher harmonics (called the Hypersonic Effect). Western tuning uses symmetric contained geometry as irrational magnitude and so cuts off these harmonic natural harmonics. Whereas in reality - the natural numbers are male and female and are never "contained" by a symmetric geometry. So then once the biophoton coherence is activated - as the spirit energy - it is proven that humans EMIT biophotons OUT of the eyes - and each cell in our body emits 100,000 biophotons per second.

So our spirit is a naturally coherent laser biophoton energy - and so achieves superconducting resonance via the 5th dimension spin. So that when water is split then virtual photons are CREATED via the 5th dimension as PHONON energy (that can not be seen). So then when we see blue light in meditation - this is actually a psychic precognition access as a spacetime shift of relativistic quantum biology. So we can then store up biophoton energy by LISTENING to the future (the 5th dimension spin wave). And this is a magnetic energy but is also electrogravitic energy.

One qigong master, Yan Xin, calls this the "virtual information field" that does the healing. Another qigong maser, Zhang, Hongbao, calls it the "Yin Matter" as the Golden Key - or "superluminal golden key." Why? Because the color gold from the element gold is due to blue light being absorbed via the 5th dimension - via reverse time spin energy. So then we can create new matter and heal ourselves and reality or rather reality is healing itself - self-organizing always via the Future.

So this means reality is ever-fresh and ever-new - as Yogananda pointed out. And for the spirit - for light - there is no spacetime since light has zero rest mass. But light does have relativistic mass from the future - as noncommutative spacetime (the 5th dimension spin).

I built a Tabin! A prospector's tent-cabin is also called a Tabin! Tent/Cabin hybrids as fixed seasonal campsites

Here is a Prospector's Tent - a canvas with a floor and frame. - video

 This being bear country, no food is permitted in the structure, but outside was a picnic table and a propane barbecue locked inside a bear-proof storage locker, and, of course, a firepit. Knowing we didn’t need to hump our own dwelling, we packed lightly and opted for the quintessential camping meal: Potato chips and hotdogs (or even better; potato chips on hotdogs). With s’mores as the sun went down, it felt like we were really camping.

Tent-cabin hybrids coming to Fort Rodd Hill campsite

Here is the same company that made the Prospector's tent - in the above video - 

featured in that article.

Somewhere between a tent and a cabin is an oTENTik — and you’ll be able to camp in one soon at Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site.
The made-in-Canada camping structure has been sprouting up since last year throughout the Parks Canada system.

 The oTENTik — the name was created by manufacturer Biome-Canada — features a tent-like exterior along with a wooden floor and walls.

 Otentiks are basically wood-framed prospectors cabins with canvas walls. The name is a play off the word “authentic,” with the federal government stamp of approval for sounding silly in both official languages.

 So considering my Hermit Hut does not even have a floor - and the walls are pliable - as is the requirement for a tent structure - then it really is a Tabin.

 This vid is the infamous Minnesota Tent-cabin hybrid - a winter visit 

 So one of the other similar features is that these tents have REAL DOORS!! So just as I created a door for the Hermit Hut - that does not exclude it being a tent.

So with that Minnesota tent - he also has plywood walls!! So that really cinches the case that I also have a "tent."

So that is definitely more of a cabin than a tent - yet he calls it a TENT.

This is how the oTENTik is built video

oTENTik, exclusive to Parks Canada, is a cross between an A-frame cabin and a prospector tent mounted on a raised wooden floor.

 Yeah so it has roof beams - just as I have.

What's a "roof toit"?

So it's some kind of solid canvas roof paneling?

 Ok there are several vids of the Canada Park system using the Tent Cabins of oTENTik. Now let's move on to another company - 

https://totallyuniquecabins.com/ featuring the Tent Cabins 

 Tent Cabins were well known during the 1860s forward wave of the American westward expansion. They are still popular today, lived in at camp, and are as American as apple pie.

 Here you go - the 10 x 12 Canvas Shack!

So it even has a solid wood wall base around it - so yes this is very similar to the Hermit Hut.

 left up for year round for seasonal use.

They want $4500 - the big difference with the Hermit Hut is I have amazingly good insulation!! But that confirms that it is legally a tent for seasonal use.

The North American Tent Cabin Company

Helping Make The "Authentic" American Camp

These Tent Cabins look nice but lack the insulation.

a 45-degree canopy slope and five-foot sidewalls.

 Canvas ceiling and wall panels

 OK so that's what the other company also uses.

Now the Canvas Cabin a classic style for the fixed camp

Yep that is precisely what I have. So the owner is emphasizing these are NOT a "living dwelling" - meaning again that by building code they are a TENT and not a yurt or tiny house. Very awesome. This is precisely what I was looking for.

Oh that company is nearby also - Wisconsin!!

cool.

 ArchiTENTure = a cabin and a tent in one

video of "House of 3 tents" - another company

So that uses nylon - with wood framing.

Do I need a license to install a Biome-Canada product?

Our products are defined as tents (oTENTik, Yurt, Minka, Pendola, Quadra, etc.). In a tent, normally there is no running water or sanitary equipment. The installation of a tent does not require a license on private land. For permanent installations, please contact us, we will provide you with all relevant information for your project. You will subsequently be able contact the competent authorities.

Ah - fascinating!....So that is part of the tent code definition?

 sanitary industrial processing equipment such as valves, pumps, and more from manufacturers

Sure enough - this vid shows wood post foundations for the Tents!

 This composting toilet is completely self-contained, and can safely be used in places where there is no plumbing or sewage facilities.

 So by "sanitary equipment" I think they mean "plumbing or sewage facilities."

sewage shall be directly connected to the sanitary drainage system of the building

Eco-Tents on the top hillside

Yep. No sewage means no sanitary equipment!

Composting toilet inside eco-tent. Concordia Eco Resort, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.

https://ecofriendlydestinations.wordpress.com/2014/01/10/concordias-eco-tent-st-john-usvi/

Concordia Eco Resort, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.

 The house sewer connects a single building's sanitary plumbing facilities.

 - In today's flush based urban sanitation systems, toilets are connected

 https://unenuitdanslapampa.com/en/the-fixed-campsite/

This company is in Spain.

 57% of English campers prefer a FIXED CAMPSITE for the entire duration of their holiday

https://www.temehu.com/hotels/camping.htm

Fixed Campsite huts in Libya

  The buildup of human waste near a fixed campsite can attract bears and other wildlife. Faint odors that humans cannot detect can be picked up ...

This is why I use lime wood ash and then compost.

Weekend Camping Facilities - Camp Minsi

www.campminsi.org › weekend-camping-facilities

Camp Minsi's tabins (tent/cabins) provide a unique camping experience. ... Each tabin is equipped with wood stoves that make them warm cozy even in the ...

 http://www.campminsi.org/weekend-camping-facilities/61022

 Wow - so cool! This is exactly like what I made!

Only again I don't have a floor.

Camp Minsi's tabins (tent/cabins) provide a unique camping experience. These hard-wall shelters, with dual-layer canvas roofs sleep 8 Scouts with built-in bunks. Each tabin is equipped with wood stoves that make them warm cozy even in the coldest weather. The Winter Meal Lodge (the summer camp nature lodge) is available as a cooking and dining space for units using the tabins.

 So I have a pliable-wall shelter as I previously blogged. I have a tri-layer canvas roof!

Serendipity

The newest unit, Serendipity ,is a group of 7 “tabins” – colorful “tent-cabins”. Each tabin sleeps 4, for a total of 28 at the campsite. Serendipity was built in 2006.

Wow - very similar.

More Tabins at scout camps

Girls asked for Tents...... I opted for TABINS instead..... a tent/Cabin

Shower and washroom nearby~

and another site!

Cabins or “Tabins” are small screened-in cabins, with cots or bunk beds inside. Sleeping in one is similar to sleeping in a screened-in back porch.

 Yeah I think that's the same camp site.

And now more Tent Cabins

quite the locale!

and in Venezuela

Yosemite Park Tent Cabins

and Big Basin?

35 tent cabins are nestled in the redwoods.
The tent cabins are made of wood and canvas, and most measure 12 by 14 feet, with two full-size beds, a table and a wood stove. Wood bundles are available to buy for fires to make it toasty inside.

But wait there's more!

cool.

Tent cabins are made up of wooden floors, canvas walls & a canvas roof – a combination between a tent & a rustic cabin. Most have sleeping cots for beds; some have heaters, wood burning stoves or electrical outlets. A shared community bathroom is close by.

And a Civil War miniature Tent Cabin!

A civil war officer's wall tent with stove, floorboards, and a log base. The type of quasi permanent structure found all over the American West at mines and lumber camps where permanncy was not expected.

Photo: “Tent cabin”

From Review: Durmiendo entre sequoyas of Grant Grove Cabins

Now on to Civil War Tabins!

Others were haphazard arrangements of tents, cabins, and cabins with tent roofs. Each building style was different as well. Some structures were no more than a hole dug into the earth with a tent over top, while others were multi-man cabins complete with fireplace, chimney, and bunks. The typical cabin was a simple affair. Soldiers cut logs from the surrounding country side, built their cabins next to brick and mortar chimneys, and roofed the buildings with tent canvas. Interestingly, the style of cabin sometimes pointed to the ancestry of the builders. For example, Soldiers of Scandinavian descent generally built their cabins with the logs vertical, while those of German descent built with the logs horizontal with notches at the corner to minimize the use of nails.

fascinating.

 and let's see what else?

Wow a whole field of Tabins!!

Prospector Tent video