for example and there are high-schools where literature is important...
EVERYTHING IN THIS WORLD HAS A SUBSTRATE, A TEXTURE, A
MATHEMATICAL PATTERN, THE SAME FOR CATEGORIES DIFFICULT TO
ASSOCIATE BY ANY CRITERION.
What we believe to be a human attribute naturally, somehow randomly, the fruit of
evolution, such as thoughts, words, states and sensations, are materialized by the Word,
according to well-defined, maybe even strict algorithms. And the Total Mathematics will
identify them. There are not many, about 600. 700, with the rare ones, through space.
They do not behave with variables, once they have statutes, but they have codes by
which they multiply, according to simple formulas. Millions, the billions of material
manifestations of the World, become easy to identify and manipulate. Up to 100 years,
the beginning, 1000 years to find the most common, until the end of the World, finding
out all, because some will be kept hidden from the Word. In the past 100 years, even the
most thrilling action SF movies can not surprise what will be then.
Proverbs
An easy way to understand for almost everyone...is not “high” literature, nor sophism.
They are a statistic of the results of happenings, both in the immediate or long-term plan,
as well as in an extended area of life aspects. If the predictive percent, predicate
percentage of an event exceeds 95%, the proverb is statuary and basically its statement
is infallible, without error. Proverbs are popular sociology, Bible Teachings that are air-
conditioned by mysticism, axioms of human behavior, and are designed to prevent
mistakes resulting from lack of experimentation. We have help and we're not using it,
and the Wise Man said:
- The stupid learns from his mistakes, the smart one from those of others.
And I am completing it:
- The crazy one doesn't learn from his own mistakes, nor from those of the others.
I had a driver who said that he does not park except where it's written “Parking” and
white lines are drawn on the ground, even if parking is not forbidden. Once I forced him
to park in a place where it was not forbidden parking, but there were not signs and lines,
so he started to tremble like electrocuted, terrified by the fear. When I was going at the