The Perfect Number Calculus of the Negative Matrices of Mind

Written at the comprehension level of smart young people, everywhere, who question the nature of what they see in the sky, this little book completes The Work.

The Perfect Number Calculus begins with a non-metaphysical description of mind as a natural evolution of animal intelligence, equipping itself with language to convey and improve common tool and survival knowledge through generations.

Originating at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy and extending outward, Universal (UN) Mathematics provide a framework to map our neighboring mother galaxies, their families of stars, and their matter organized as measurable gravitational mass, complete with water and earth gardens of organic life, intelligence, and mind.

UN Geometry inverts a cube along its eight corner vertices, contracting down through the center into the negative. An emerging sphere is defined by 6 lines into 24 right-angled triangles with perimeters equal to pi and sides of a 3:3:4 ratio. As each triangle can be infinitely subdivided into four smaller triangles, the sphere provides a geometrical limit on infinity. Encompassing our perceptible universe, the model expands just beyond the view of the Webb telescope, and every earthbound imager.

UN Geometry is described by UN Numbers that insert the natural powers of two into the existing 10 numbers (our ancient finger calculators) to demonstrate the multiplication and division of all numbers. Using the symbols U, N, Star, and others, UN provides a logical hexadecimal alternative to ASCII. Written 1,2,3,U – 4,5,6,N – 7,8,9,S – C,X,W,10, UN numbers are italicized and finger 10 numbers are underlined.

The logarithmic and exponential functions of whole UN numbers arise from the number e, and are based on the positive number 0.000000001, which is known as an eit (“e-it”). The eit or “one plus” is a natural square root of the number e, at a fixed ratio for all geometric powers of two (2,4,8,16,32,64,128,356,etc., or 2,U,N,10,20,U0,NO,100, etc.).

The primary focus of the book is a comprehensive description of a mathematical calculus of the negative, based upon fractional UN numbers and negative counters known as iits (“i-its”). The iit or “one minus,” valued at .010U, is the base counter of the UN geometric pi-based numbers, as calculated and contained within the fractional matrices of ever-larger perfect numbers created to match the ever-increasing positive numbers produced by the geometric powers of two.

Positive and negative matrices are combined within an imaginary “Device” that identifies a reciprocal negative counter for every positive number, allowing artificial intelligence to “know” the relationships and ratios of all numbers, positive, negative, and quantum.

The book concludes with new models and matrices in a geometrical and mathematical examination of One, as it naturally divides and multiplies itself.

The Calculus also exposes the falsity of the gravitational Big Bang expansion of the universe, and the absurdity of its make-believe dark matter and black holes–imagined by theoretical scientists to tweak equations that do not predict what is observed beyond our solar system: endless living electric galaxies.

Alone, UN geometry and numbers should intrigue anyone interested in math, but the Calculus also presents a cosmic vision of an infinite, static, positive electric universe in an eternally negative empty cosmos. Galaxies are born in an electromagnetic plasma created by cosmic free negative electrons and the naked ionized positive protons they attract and interact with electromagnetically, and their union as neutral atoms of hydrogen.