If you create numbers from 'PI', 'e', and 'PHI' using the offsets of
the Hebrew numeric values of the twenty eight letters of Genesis 1:1,
you find that after seven hundred digits, all of the numbers to infinity are
God's prime pairs or a multiple,
37 and
73.
This is true for all three of the basic
methods, a one in
five hundred probability of
occurring by chance, and a one in
9E62 =
43:7 *
32:7 *
39:16 *
44:23 *
31:7 *
23:5
for getting two hundred and twelve out of nine hundred and sixty of
God's prime pairs and only sixty five of secular prime digit pairs in the more
general case. This is like winning the lottery seven weeks in a row.
To disprove this theory, you have to write a sentence that gets at least
two hundred and twelve secular prime digit pairs and less than sixty five of
God's prime pairs.
This is totally ignored in our one in a google
calculation. I challenge anyone to try to do the same with secular prime digit
pairs of 25 and 52.
I have already written the code to try your sentence here:
genpiephi.java
math.java
PI
e
PHI
results
mygenout
We will leave it to the mathematicians to mathematically determine
how God made Gods prime pairs and multiplies show up more often than secular
prime digit pairs and multiples even though there are more
secular prime digit pairs and multiples.