New Pi discovery is being demonstrated here by factors that characterize both hidden and obvious codes in three by three magic square. Ancients, of a lost civilization, tended to answer questions in terms of magic squares. Here are the factors, to be explained: P3 divided by 10 ( which is the total of any two single opposite numbers/ square root of C1 x 10. Ten is the total of any two opposite single numbers found on this magic square.
To arrive at all the factors, first learn how to compute several of the hidden codes. Look at the perimeter of numbers around the central five. They are 4,9,2,7,6,1,8, and 3. Uninitiated people use the single number technique. Then they read the total as the sum of these eight numbers, being forty.
Now, to define P3, at least two distinct ways. Add the numbers three at the time from corner to corner. We now have 492 + 276 + 618 + 834 = 2220. Add the numbers three at the time but only in reverse; We now have 438 + 816 + 672 + 294 = 2220. Using this technique and the numbers in this manner P3 = 2,220.
“C1” is the simplest form of center; being number five. That is the only center the the uninitiated are able to see,. However, that becomes the center used in this equation. We can now translate the equation as the 2220 divided by 100 (10 x 10) = 22.20 perimeter, divided by the square root of fifty (which is the central five divided by the characteristic opposite number total of ten) = 7.07. 22.02/7.07 = 3.14…All factors used to arrive at pi, 10, 50, 5, 50, 2220 are characteristic numbers of this magic square.
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External link to John Michell who started me on my journey: https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-john-michell-reader/id1249486513
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