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Is there an easier way? I'm always leaning more toward the way of mathematical logic.
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[quote=AntonioLao;47251]Is there an easier way? I'm always leaning more toward the way of mathematical logic.[/quot

Math could do it also I guess. It's not only logical but also abstract. there are many paths to enlightenment.
For me math would be the more difficult path.
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some lead to subjective enlightenment and some to objective enlightenment. But the math of modern physics led to imaginary enlightenment. I trying to bring it back to real enlightenment.
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From your statement it appears you're well on your way to enlightenment. It seems your mission is to help mankind understand.
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Not by a long shot according to my own conservative estimate unless I know how to create cold fusion right this very minute?
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Once we have a foothold on Mobius strip the secret of cold fusion will unzip?



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You mean just one foot hold or both feet? If it is both feet then it would be kind of difficult for amputees.
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I thought on a mobius strip you would just slide on down to the other side.
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You mean just one foot hold or both feet? If it is both feet then it would be kind of difficult for amputees.

Prehaps then grasp with both hands then! Err well what if.....




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There is no other side. You travel on one side and end up back to the same side started from.
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I'll simply close my eyes and use the force of absolute consciousness.
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