Algebra Matrices and a RNG...Funny but true...

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lotto lynn — Sat, 19 May 2012 05:33:07 GMT

Yes I agree there are shortcuts to math. We will just have to find it. I am still searching.I hope that we will soon discover it

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pumpi76 — Sat, 19 May 2012 04:39:26 GMT

this is a little different but i am going to mention it here...You seen the systems i have posted here about Powerball and other lotteries and what other members have posted, they are like shortcuts...

i ask myself: what if Math has those shortcuts and we dont know them yet...what i am saying is that there could be many shortcuts for mathematics undiscovered...

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pumpi76 — Sat, 19 May 2012 01:39:58 GMT

it can be not just 1 number meaning: 324, it can be: add: 324 + 844 + 900 + 434 + 601 + 277 and then after you add all those you get what will play in state B...

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pumpi76 — Sat, 19 May 2012 01:14:20 GMT

You know a simplllleee equation that people could use in an RNG yet it can deceive the entire world, for millions of yearssssssssssssssss....soooooooooo, sooooooo simple...

for example a Pick3 RNG can take actual drawings from another state and to each drawing of each day add or subtract and the number added or subtracted is what plays...for example...324

state A on monday = 374

state B with RNG on monday = 698

State A on monday = 982

state B with RNG on monday = 206

State A on... [ More ]

Algebra Matrices and a RNG...Funny but true...

pumpi76 — Sat, 19 May 2012 00:35:17 GMT

you can have 2 matrices side by side, but huge matrices not the ones you see in algebra books, and you can have sort of speak a tennis match between 2 players in a court and each side of the court is a algebra matrix...now the range of the matrices is from: 1-39 [for pick5] or from 0-9 for pick3/pick4 and each time the two players that are an animation hit the ball and the ball hits the ground in 1 side of the court/matrix it hits a number which automatica translate to that number and the number... [ More ]