From: L' Ermit (lhermit@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jan 13 2002 - 16:49:09 MST
[Yash] It's not BASE 50 you triple-idiot, it's just using 50 (in Base 10)
and subtracting from it (in BASE 10).
[Hermit] "Base" has a defined usage in mathematics. Use of incorrect
terminology indicates unfamiliarity and incompetence with the field.
[Hermit] So either he meant the wrong thing or he used the wrong word.
Either way, he is almost as much of a fuckwit as yourself.
<snip>
[Yash] Stupid shit.
[Hermit] Unlike yourself, a shit isn't stupid, fuckwit. Just smelly.
[Yash] Plus nobody said pi was encoded in the Vedas. It's supposed to be in
an ode. The author of Vedic Mathematics talks about it in his book. I don't
know if the ode itself comes from the Vedas - the author doesn't say that.
[Hermit] Wrong again. You even misrepresent yourself...
["RE: virus: Astronomy/maths tongue + Sarcasm++", Yash, Sat 2001-12-29
09:42]
The same exists within the Vedic tradition whereby a small four-sentence ode
to Krishna, whose meaning is a prayer to him, in fact stores the value of
pi/10 to 32 decimal places when each syllable is converted into its
corresponding numerical value in the Vedic gematria system. It is also said
that this very verse contains a master-key to expand the number of pi
decimal values indefinitely (!?!).
[Hermit] And after I had mentioned this in a citation!
"RE: virus: LOL..lady of faith?? desperate huh?", Yash, Mon 2002-01-07
03:34]
Jadaguru Bharathi (etc...) says he found the sutras in the parisistas
(appendix) of the Atharva Veda. But when you look at the written Atharva
Veda, this is nowhere to be seen. Ask yourself why.
[Hermit] Yet,
["RE: virus: hi world - look what I made, Yash, Sun 2002-01-13 06:09]
Exploring whether it is legitimate to claim that these things really are in
the Vedas or not are quite another story altogether. It's just as trying to
find out whether Kepler and/or Newton were right or wrong in being guided in
their explorations by their notion of a creator and the order that is
brought forth from his mind.
[Hermit] Ode, code, prayer, horseshit, etc.
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