What is this?
>>16771706A swapped numpad, so hackers can't get your pin from your mouse movements.
magickabbalah and the jewish things you knowNewton believed all of that btw
>>16771706Okay but how does 0 fit into this
>>16771706This only works with addition, what would it look like with subtraction?
>>16771727Divide the output by 0 and you get infinity.
>>16771743>This only works with addition, what would it look like with subtraction?Thinking . . .
>>16771706it's an expression of the mediane.g. 25 x 7
>>16771789Nice Franklin square.https://blogs.loc.gov/inside_adams/2022/05/franklin-magic-squares/
>>16771706magic squarehttps://ugetube.com/watch/magic-squares-and-ciphers_4T9hTR2SM1gPc2Q.html
>>16771706>2 7 6>9 5 1>4 3 82 = (1 + 3)/24 = (1 + 7)/25 = 15/36 = (3 + 9)/28 = (7 + 9)/2
>>16771706It's known as a magic square.
>>16771884>4 = (1 + 7)/2
>>16771706Some kind of finite field modulo 15 or something.
>>16771706
>>16772493Bump?But what does the math mean?
What now?
>>16772669>It distributes into spiral armsI suppose it would.
>>16772669>What now?How about this?
>>16772881>i ching
They make apperances in the arts as well. The "Sagrada Familia" church in Barcelona uses a down-scaled version of the 4x4 magic square, such that its magic constant is instead 33 and not 34. The significance of 33 being that this was christ's age at the time of the crucifixion.I remember being in high school and messing around with them, spontaneously figuring out (but not proving) what the magic constant is supposed to be for an nxn square.
who caresthere is no meaning or significance to the "magic square", just because some fucking schizo calls some bullshit "magic" and it has a pattern to it doesn't make it important, unless you are a schizo yourself.
Damn, wait until you find out about sudoku.>a puzzle can be assembled from numbers
